Where does our responsibility for the sewer system begin?

Confirm the responsibility boundary with your utility and the records for your property. Share the assets your organization maintains when discussing your inspection or repair scope.

Can you work without shutting down our operation?

The effect on your operations depends on access, flow conditions, and the proposed work. Share your operating constraints so we can discuss scheduling, flow management, and any interruptions your scope may require.

We have no drawings of our system. Is that a problem?

Tell us what you know about your sewer assets and available access points. We can discuss the inspection scope and any additional asset identification your project needs. CCTV documents visible conditions within the assets inspected; it does not replace a property survey.

Can you provide condition evidence for a property transaction?

We can inspect your accessible sewer assets and document visible conditions. Share the specific reporting requirements and deadline for your property review so the proposed deliverables can be evaluated against them.

Do you work on institutional campuses?

Yes. We provide sewer inspection, maintenance, and rehabilitation services for institutional facilities. Include your campus access requirements, affected assets, and facilities contacts when discussing the work.

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We inspect, clean, and rehabilitate your facility's sewer system.

Name: CIT Sewer Solutions McCallsburg office
Address: 530 Dubois Ave, McCallsburg, IA, 50154, US
Telephone: 515-434-2248

Our crews inspect, clean, and rehabilitate your facility's sanitary and storm sewers. We investigate recurring restrictions, remove deposits and hardened obstructions, and repair damaged pipe and connections. We plan the work with your access hours, sewer use, and nearby operations in view.

We inspect your private sanitary and storm sewers.
We remove deposits and suitable hardened obstructions.
We repair damaged sewer sections and lateral connections.

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Our PACP-certified professionals document your pipe conditions.

Our inspection professionals use NASSCO's Pipeline Assessment Certification Program to code visible pipe conditions for your staff and engineers to review.

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We document your manhole defects using MACP condition codes.

Our municipal manhole assessment includes the selected MACP Level 1 or Level 2 assessment, so your staff can compare recorded conditions across your manhole inventory.

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We record your manhole walls, joints and connections for rehabilitation planning.

Our crew lowers an illuminated 360-degree camera into your manhole, and our technicians review the captured surfaces for visible leakage and deterioration. We inspect individual structures, targeted sewer basins and wider municipal inventories.

Our municipal assessment package includes the selected MACP Level 1 or Level 2 assessment, models or point clouds, shareable reports, GIS-ready data and technician review. We use SewerAI in our manhole assessment work. Your staff and engineer can revisit the recorded structure when comparing rehabilitation needs.

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We investigate the sewer problems affecting your facility.

If the same sewer run repeatedly needs cleaning, our CCTV can show the roots, deposits, or damage present at that location. For increased wet-weather flow, monitoring and source testing investigate where unwanted water may be entering your system.

We inspect your sewer before repairs, expansion, or property review.

Our cameras inspect your mains and accessible laterals so your staff can see the visible pipe condition before arranging work. We also inspect your manholes for leakage and deterioration. Tell us if your engineer or property review requires particular reports.

We inspect, prepare, and repair your private sewer assets.

We clean deposits from your sewer, use robotic cutting to remove suitable hardened obstructions, and install point repairs, connection liners, or longer lining segments at damaged locations. Hydro excavation exposes buried utilities where your project needs access.

We plan sewer work around your site requirements.

We discuss permitted access hours, production schedules, tenant coordination, truck staging, and sewer use with your site contacts. Those details determine when and how the work can proceed. Flow management and any required interruptions are addressed in the proposal.

See the defects found in your facility’s sewer.

Your facilities staff can review inspection footage to see the deposits, obstructions, or damage found in your sewer. Those locations help identify where cleaning or repair should be considered. Tell us if your property review requires a particular report format.

We maintain sewer infrastructure across your campus.

Our inspection, cleaning, and rehabilitation services cover the sewer assets your institution manages. We discuss the buildings served and access to the affected mains and manholes with your facilities contacts before arranging the work.

Check coverage for your facility or portfolio.

We take on facility projects in Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Arkansas, and Colorado. Our local sales territories also cover Union County, South Dakota. Include each project location when requesting work across multiple properties.

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Find the sewer services your organization needs.

We inspect, clean and rehabilitate sewer assets for municipal owners, engineers, contractors and facility teams. Choose the page that matches your responsibility for the sewer system.

Choose the inspection or maintenance service your sewer needs.

Our service pages explain how we inspect pipes and manholes, remove deposits, investigate unwanted water and organize recurring maintenance. Use the method that fits the condition your municipal or facility team needs to address.

Choose a repair for the damaged part of your sewer.

An isolated mainline defect, a damaged lateral junction and deterioration along a sewer run need different repairs. Read how we prepare the pipe, install each repair and document the completed installation.

Get answers about your facility sewer project.

Where does our responsibility for the sewer system begin?: Confirm the responsibility boundary with your utility and the records for your property. Share the assets your organization maintains when discussing your inspection or repair scope.

Can you work without shutting down our operation?: The effect on your operations depends on access, flow conditions, and the proposed work. Share your operating constraints so we can discuss scheduling, flow management, and any interruptions your scope may require.

We have no drawings of our system. Is that a problem?: Tell us what you know about your sewer assets and available access points. We can discuss the inspection scope and any additional asset identification your project needs. CCTV documents visible conditions within the assets inspected; it does not replace a property survey.

Can you provide condition evidence for a property transaction?: We can inspect your accessible sewer assets and document visible conditions. Share the specific reporting requirements and deadline for your property review so the proposed deliverables can be evaluated against them.

Do you work on institutional campuses?: Yes. We provide sewer inspection, maintenance, and rehabilitation services for institutional facilities. Include your campus access requirements, affected assets, and facilities contacts when discussing the work.

Discuss your facility

Discuss your facility sewer project.

Send the property type, what the system serves, the concern, any drawings you hold, and the operating constraints that affect when work can happen.

Call 515-434-2248