Sewer and drain service in Caseyville, IL
Caseyville’s sewer question starts with who serves you. Whichever answer you get, a broken line past your foundation goes to a sewer company, and that’s the part we fix.
Village and township aren’t the same thing
Caseyville Township Sewer System is at #1 Ecology Drive, O’Fallon, reachable at (618) 632-2414, the same number after hours. Its page doesn’t state a service boundary or a lateral rule. O’Fallon’s wastewater page says the township’s plant serves the rest of O’Fallon and Shiloh. So the name on the plant doesn’t prove it serves the Village of Caseyville.
We couldn’t confirm that either way. Check your bill and call that number with your address. Ask who owns the main and where your part stops.
Two permits, two plants
The EPA’s list shows a permit for Caseyville Township East STP, NPDES IL0021083, at 1 Ecology Drive, and a West STP, IL0023043, on St Clair Road. Those are permits on file and say nothing about your own street.
A 1966 median and an unknown lateral
Census figures put the median house at 1966, in a village of 4,170 about 3.6 miles from Collinsville and 8.5 from Granite City. Orangeburg was still being laid that year. A camera inspection shows what you have, and whether cleaning or repair makes sense.
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Caseyville: sewer and drain questions
Is the Village of Caseyville, IL on the Caseyville Township sewer?
We couldn’t confirm it. The township’s page doesn’t state its boundary, and O’Fallon’s page says the plant serves the rest of O’Fallon and Shiloh. Check your bill, then call the township’s sewer system at (618) 632-2414 with your Caseyville address and ask about it directly.
What number do I call for a sewer problem in Caseyville, IL after hours?
Caseyville Township Sewer System lists (618) 632-2414 for after hours too, so try it if you’re on that system. For your own line, call us at (618) 740-6058. An automated line answers there day and night, then a company representative calls you back as soon as possible.
Where are the sewage plants near Caseyville, IL?
The EPA’s list shows permits for Caseyville Township East STP at 1 Ecology Drive and West STP on St Clair Road, both in St. Clair County. A permit on file doesn’t tell you where your own house drains, so ask the township or whoever sends you a sewer bill.
Could my Caseyville, IL house have Orangeburg pipe?
It could. The median Caseyville house dates to 1966, and Orangeburg was laid until about 1970. It was made of wood pulp and pitch, and it can blister, peel and collapse. A median doesn’t prove what’s in your yard, so run a camera and keep the video.