Why Lake County is a unique sewer market
Lake County, Indiana packs more housing eras and infrastructure types into a small area than almost anywhere else in the Midwest. From Hammond's pre-war cast-iron stacks to St. John's brand-new PVC subdivisions, from the Broadway retail strip in Merrillville to the lakefront industrial corridor in Gary — we run trucks across all of it.
The towns we cover
- Crown Point — our home base, historic square downtown, newer subdivisions toward Winfield
- Hammond — dense residential, Indianapolis Blvd restaurants, lakefront industrial
- Merrillville — Southlake Mall, US-30 retail, Broadway apartments — our busiest commercial route
- Schererville — US-30 restaurant corridor, growing residential
- Munster — mid-century brick homes, finished basements, mature trees
- Highland — older bungalows, tight access, Indianapolis Blvd commercial
- Griffith — vintage downtown, aging clay laterals near the rail
- Dyer — US-30 growth corridor, mostly newer PVC lines
- St. John — split market: new builds east of US-41 and original-town clay
- Gary — heavy industrial, lift stations, restaurant grease routes
What we run across Lake County every week
- Hydro jetting — restaurant grease lines, recurring residential clogs
- Power rodding — root intrusion in clay tile, tough mainline backups
- HD camera inspection — real-estate sewer scopes, root location, pre-jet diagnostics
- Grease trap cleaning — quarterly and monthly routes for restaurants
- Catch basin cleaning — retail centers, HOAs, MS4 compliance
- Vacuum truck services — lift stations, sludge pits, large-diameter line work
- Emergency sewer service — 24/7, including weekends and holidays
- Commercial drain cleaning — scheduled portfolios with net-30 billing