CIT Sewer Solutions
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Services

We inspect, clean, and repair your sewer system.

We inspect your mains and manholes, remove deposits and obstructions, investigate unwanted water entry, and repair damaged sewer sections. Explore the services below for your municipal system, facility, or construction project. You can contact us with the problem even if you do not yet know which service you need.

  • We inspect, clean, and rehabilitate your sewer system.
  • We serve municipalities, facilities, engineers, and contractors.
  • We investigate recurring restrictions and unwanted wet-weather flow.

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NASSCO Pipeline Assessment Certification Program (PACP) logo

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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NASSCO Manhole Assessment Certification Program (MACP) logo

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.

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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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A CIT crew is pictured with equipment on a neighborhood street.

Where we work

Service areas

Project service area

We bring our crews to your project.

We travel for sewer projects across these six states.

Your project location

We inspect your sewer and investigate unwanted water entry.

We inspect your sewer mains and laterals, use SewerAI in your municipal manhole assessment, and investigate unwanted wet-weather flow with monitoring, smoke testing, and dye testing. Cross-bore inspection documents suspected utility conflicts within your accessible sewer assets.

We clear deposits and hardened obstructions from your sewer.

Our cleaning and jetting remove deposits from your mains. Our camera-guided robots cut protruding taps and suitable hardened material that interfere with flow, camera travel, or lining. We also reopen lateral connections after lining.

We repair damaged joints, connections, and sewer runs.

We install point repairs at isolated defects, TYGERPatch liners at suitable lateral connections, and UV-cured lining along suitable sewer segments. Your inspection shows the location and extent of the damage to address.

We expose buried utilities and inspect suspected sewer conflicts.

Our hydro excavation uses water and vacuum removal to expose buried utilities and open repair locations. Our cross-bore inspection uses CCTV to look for suspected utility intrusions within your sewer before or after installation work.

We clean and inspect your collection system each year.

Our annual program jets and televises a planned portion of your system, provides PACP-coded findings, and includes a review of the defects found. Your staff can use the identified locations to set maintenance priorities and plan repairs.

You can start with the problem you need to solve.

Tell us what is happening in your sewer system and where. We can discuss whether the affected area needs inspection, cleaning, or a repair assessment. You do not need to choose a service before contacting us.

Find the service your project needs.

We are not sure which service we need. Where do we start?
Describe your affected assets and the concern your team needs to investigate, maintain, or repair. Include available records and your project location so we can discuss the relevant service.
Do you handle both inspection and the repair afterwards?
Yes. CIT performs inspection, cleaning, robotic preparation, and trenchless rehabilitation. Your inspection findings help define which corrective work is suitable for your assets.
Can several services be combined into one visit?
Related services can be discussed within one project scope. Your access, equipment requirements, asset conditions, and scheduling needs determine how the work can be organized.
What does a project cost?
Pricing depends on your asset quantities, access, condition, service requirements, and deliverables. Share that information to request pricing for your project.

Discuss your project

Discuss the services your project needs.

Tell us your organization, location, problem or planned work, asset types, available records, and timing.

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