Can we begin with one problem area?

Yes. Identify the affected building connections, main or manhole and the symptoms your staff has observed. We can discuss a scoped inspection or cleaning project without assuming the entire campus needs rehabilitation.

Which campus details help define the proposal?

Include the location, affected buildings, sewer map if available, known access points and preferred working windows. Identify site contacts, vehicle restrictions and any required inspection report format.

A CIT combination truck and crew working from the street beside a support vehicle.

Schools and institutional campuses

We maintain the sewer mains and manholes your campus manages.

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

Our crews inspect, clean and rehabilitate the sanitary and storm sewer assets serving your school or institutional campus. We review the affected buildings, accessible mains and manholes with your facilities contacts, then define the inspection, cleaning or repair needed at those locations.

Tell us about your sewer project.

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.

Explore sewer inspection options.

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.

Explore manhole assessment options.

PACP and MACP are trademarks of NASSCO, Inc.

A CIT operator reviews live sewer inspection video at the control console inside a televising truck. — Our televising crew records accessible sewer interiors. The findings show visible conditions along the inspected run.

We inspect the sewer runs connecting your buildings.

CCTV records visible roots, deposits, damaged joints and connections inside accessible pipe. Lateral launch can extend inspection into suitable branches when the concern involves a building connection beyond the main.

Share the available sewer map and known trouble locations. We review access and any cleaning needed for the camera so the inspection covers the intended assets and records any limits.

Review sewer mains and lateral inspection.

We assess the manholes between your sewer runs.

A CIT technician operates equipment at an open manhole. — Our technician is shown at an open manhole. Inspection records visible components inside the structure.

Our camera records visible manhole walls, joints, pipe connections, benches and channels. Your facilities staff can revisit the recorded deterioration or leakage when arranging further assessment and repairs.

Tell us which structures need inspection and the reporting requirements your engineer needs. Manhole assessment and physical rehabilitation are separate scopes; a recorded leak is not repaired by the inspection.

Review our manhole inspection service.

We plan cleaning and repairs around the affected facilities.

Our crews remove suitable deposits and inspect recurring restrictions. For damaged pipe, we can install suitable point repairs, connection liners or longer UV-cured lining segments. The repair extent follows the recorded condition.

We discuss building use, access hours, vehicle staging and sewer-flow arrangements with your facilities team. Those requirements determine the proposal and any interruptions. A recurring maintenance plan can organize selected cleaning and inspection; repairs remain separately authorized.

Find the CIT contact for your project location.

We serve sewer projects in Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Arkansas and Colorado. Our local sales territories cover all 99 Iowa counties, six eastern Nebraska counties and Union County, South Dakota. Include each location when discussing a project across several sites.

Check your service area and local contact.

Plan inspection and maintenance for your campus sewer.

Can we begin with one problem area?: Yes. Identify the affected building connections, main or manhole and the symptoms your staff has observed. We can discuss a scoped inspection or cleaning project without assuming the entire campus needs rehabilitation.

Which campus details help define the proposal?: Include the location, affected buildings, sewer map if available, known access points and preferred working windows. Identify site contacts, vehicle restrictions and any required inspection report format.

Discuss Your Project

Discuss the sewer assets your campus needs serviced.

Share the location, affected buildings, known concerns and access requirements.

Call 515-434-2248