Do you work with small cities as well as large ones?

Yes. We serve municipalities with different system sizes. Share your asset quantities, priorities, and budget considerations so we can discuss an appropriate scope.

What are your insurance and bonding limits?

Contact us with the limits and documentation your agency requires for the proposed work.

How do we know which parts of our system to inspect first?

Your maintenance history, recurring backups, wet-weather concerns, and existing inspection records can help identify priorities. Discuss those findings and your broader planning requirements with us when defining your inspection area.

Can inspection findings support a budget request?

Yes. Documented conditions can help your team explain maintenance and rehabilitation needs. Your staff and engineers evaluate those findings alongside your budget and project requirements.

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For municipalities

We inspect, maintain, and rehabilitate your city's sewer system.

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

We clean your city's sewer mains, inspect recurring trouble locations, and repair damaged joints, connections, and longer runs. Our crews also assess manholes and investigate unwanted wet-weather flow. For ongoing maintenance, our annual program combines jetting, coded CCTV, and a findings review with your staff.

We inspect, clean, and rehabilitate your municipal sewer assets.
We investigate wet-weather flow and leaking manholes.
Our annual program combines cleaning, CCTV, and findings review.

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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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PACP and MACP are trademarks of NASSCO, Inc.

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 recurring backups and wet-weather flow.

Our CCTV cameras show visible roots, deposits, and damage at the locations your crew keeps returning to. For wet-weather concerns, temporary flow monitoring compares your sub-basins, while smoke testing, dye testing, and back smoking investigate suspected entry routes.

We inspect your mains, laterals, and manholes.

Mainline and lateral-launch cameras record visible conditions inside your accessible pipes. Our municipal manhole assessment uses SewerAI and includes condition coding, 3D models or point clouds, and reports. Your staff and engineer can revisit the recorded damage when selecting rehabilitation locations.

We remove obstructions and repair damaged sections of your sewer.

Our cleaning and jetting remove deposits. Our sewer robots cut protruding taps and suitable hardened obstructions and reopen connections after lining. We install point repairs, TYGERPatch connection liners, and UV-cured lining to treat different types and extents of sewer damage.

Use your inspection records to plan maintenance and repairs.

Your inspection footage shows visible roots, deposits, and damage inside your sewer. Written observations and distance references identify the affected areas for your staff and engineer to review before selecting repairs.

If your engineer requires condition coding or a particular report format, include those requirements when requesting inspection pricing.

We clean and inspect part of your system each year.

Our annual program combines cleaning, CCTV inspection with PACP-coded findings, and a findings review for a planned portion of your collection system. A five-year cycle covering roughly twenty percent each year is one configuration; your priorities and asset count determine the program scope.

Maintenance and assessment programs

Share your procurement requirements with us.

Include your required insurance, bonding, qualifications, reporting standards, and bid dates when you discuss your project with us.

Request the specific documentation your agency needs to evaluate CIT for the proposed work.

We serve every county in Iowa.

We take on municipal projects in Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Arkansas, and Colorado. Our local sales territories also cover Union County, South Dakota.

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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.

Plan work on your municipal sewer system.

Do you work with small cities as well as large ones?: Yes. We serve municipalities with different system sizes. Share your asset quantities, priorities, and budget considerations so we can discuss an appropriate scope.

Can you provide coded inspection data for our engineer?: Our annual cleaning and CCTV program includes PACP-coded findings. Our municipal manhole assessment package includes the selected MACP Level 1 or Level 2 assessment. Discuss your required coding and export formats for the service you are requesting.

What are your insurance and bonding limits?: Contact us with the limits and documentation your agency requires for the proposed work.

How do we know which parts of our system to inspect first?: Your maintenance history, recurring backups, wet-weather concerns, and existing inspection records can help identify priorities. Discuss those findings and your broader planning requirements with us when defining your inspection area.

Can inspection findings support a budget request?: Yes. Documented conditions can help your team explain maintenance and rehabilitation needs. Your staff and engineers evaluate those findings alongside your budget and project requirements.

Discuss your municipal program

Discuss your municipal sewer project.

Send your municipality, the size of the system, the concern or planned work, any records you already hold, and the budget cycle you are working to.

Call 515-434-2248