Sewer and drain service in Sauget, IL
Sauget is a village of 299, and its sewer rules aren’t easy to find. Once a line has stopped past the foundation, though, the job belongs with a sewer company.
A village of 299 with a treatment permit on file
Sauget has 299 residents, sits in St. Clair County 10 miles from Granite City, and lies about a mile from Cahokia Heights and 2.4 from East St. Louis. The EPA’s list shows a sewage-treatment permit under Sauget-ABRTF, NPDES IL0065145, at #1 American Bottoms Road.
A permit on file names a holder, and that holder may have changed. It doesn’t tell you where a given house drains or who answers for its lateral. We couldn’t find a permit office or a lateral rule published for Sauget, so ask the village. Ask too whether the building is on a public sewer or a private system, since Illinois law allows for both.
If the house dates from around 1958
Census figures put the median Sauget house at 1958, in the thick of the Orangeburg years. With so few houses, a median is thin evidence. A camera run on your own line is better, and the video is yours.
St. Clair County is also among the mine subsidence fund’s 34 mandatory counties, which says nothing about one lot.
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Sauget: sewer and drain questions
Who treats sewage in Sauget, IL?
The EPA’s list shows a sewage-treatment permit under Sauget-ABRTF, NPDES IL0065145, at #1 American Bottoms Road. That shows a permit on file, and the holder may have changed. It doesn’t tell you where your own building drains, so ask the village or whoever bills you for sewer service.
Who is responsible for a sewer lateral in Sauget, IL?
We couldn’t find a rule published for Sauget, so we won’t state one. Ask the village, and get an answer that applies to your own address. A camera inspection helps with that conversation, because it shows where along the line the problem sits and gives you footage.
Is a building in Sauget, IL on public sewer?
Don’t assume. We haven’t found a source that settles it for any one address in Sauget, though a treatment permit exists under the village’s name. Illinois law covers a building sewer that runs to a public sewer or a private system, so ask the village which applies.
Do you serve Sauget, IL for sewer and drain work?
Yes. Sauget is among the 77 Illinois towns on our list, 10 miles from our base in Granite City. We handle main lines, sewer repairs and camera inspections. Call (618) 740-6058 at any hour, and a company representative will return your call as soon as possible.