Sewer and drain service in Lebanon, IL

For a Lebanon line that’s clogged out toward the street, a plumber isn’t your only option and may not be your best one. Sewer lines are all we do.

Same median as O’Fallon, different town

The Census median for Lebanon is 1995, the same figure as O’Fallon 5.7 miles west. Lebanon has about 4,431 people by the Census count, so it’s a much smaller place. A median leaves the older half of the housing out of view.

If your house is on the young side, skip the old-pipe theory, since the Orangeburg years ended around 1970. If it’s on the older side, your line may have its own history. Either way, camera footage settles the question. That recording goes home with you.

The permit, and what we can’t tell you

The EPA’s list shows a sewage-treatment permit under the City of Lebanon at 10324 Strack Lane, in St. Clair County. That’s all it shows, and it doesn’t trace your house to the plant.

We haven’t found the city’s lateral rule or permit office in writing. Ask the city where its side stops. Then, if the pipe is yours, we can repair it. Granite City is 19.2 miles away, and Summerfield and Mascoutah are nearer neighbors.

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Lebanon: sewer and drain questions

Who treats the sewage in Lebanon, IL?

The EPA’s list shows a sewage-treatment permit under the City of Lebanon at 10324 Strack Lane. A permit names the holder and doesn’t follow any one house’s pipe. The city or your bill can confirm how your Lebanon address is served, and whether anything has changed since that record was filed.

Who pays for sewer lateral repairs in Lebanon, Illinois?

We couldn’t find Lebanon’s rule in writing, so ask the city before committing to a repair. Ask specifically about the stretch under the street or right-of-way, since that’s where towns tend to differ. Once you know which part is yours, we can inspect it and tell you what we find.

Are Lebanon houses too new for Orangeburg pipe?

Many probably are, with Lebanon’s median year built at 1995 and Orangeburg ending about 1970. Half the housing is older than that median, though, and a median can’t say how much older. If your house predates about 1970, have the line looked at. Camera footage answers it, and you keep the file.

How close is Gateway Sewer and Drain to Lebanon?

Our base in Granite City is about 19.2 miles from Lebanon, within the area we work. Call (618) 740-6058 at any hour, and an automated line takes your details. A company representative then calls you back as soon as possible. We handle sewer and drain lines only, never faucets or water heaters.

Backed up? Call the sewer people.

The line is answered day and night. Tell it what your drain is doing and someone will call you back.

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