Sewer and drain service in Shiloh, IL
Shiloh’s median house dates to 2000, and young lines still back up. Beyond the foundation, that’s a job for a sewer company over a plumber.
Two names you may hear
Illinois American Water bought Shiloh’s wastewater system in May 2020. Separately, O’Fallon’s Wastewater Division says its plant serves half of Shiloh. Those facts can both hold, since one concerns pipe ownership and the other where the flow is treated. We can’t tell you how they apply to your street, and the O’Fallon wording may be older than the sale.
Your bill names who charges you. Start there. We couldn’t find a phone number for the village’s permit office, so go through the village’s website for that.
A 2000 median isn’t a free pass
At 2000, Shiloh’s median is five years younger than O’Fallon’s and seven younger than Swansea’s. Orangeburg ended about 1970, long before the median Shiloh house went up. With 14,109 residents by the Census count, Shiloh still has plenty of drains that could clog for other reasons.
Skip the pipe-age theory and look at the line. A camera inspection gives you the footage, and it’s yours. If a yard job comes out of that, excavation in Shiloh needs JULIE notice first. Our base is 16.9 miles away.
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Shiloh: sewer and drain questions
Who owns the sewer system in Shiloh, IL?
Illinois American Water bought the village’s wastewater system in May 2020, and it names Shiloh among its earlier Metro East purchases. O’Fallon’s plant is also said to serve half of Shiloh, which is about treatment. Check your bill, and ask the company about the stretch of main serving your own address.
Does O’Fallon treat Shiloh’s sewage?
O’Fallon’s Wastewater Division says its plant serves half of Shiloh, and Caseyville Township’s plant serves the rest. That wording could predate Illinois American Water’s 2020 purchase, so confirm it. Your bill and the company can tell you how your Shiloh address is handled today.
Can a house built around 2000 in Shiloh have sewer problems?
Yes, a newer line can still clog or back up, even though Orangeburg ended about 1970 and Shiloh’s median house dates to 2000. The cause will differ from an old town’s usual story, so don’t let anyone assume it. Camera footage shows what’s happening inside your line, and you keep it.
Who do I call for a clogged main line in Shiloh, Illinois?
Call us at (618) 740-6058 for a clogged main line at your Shiloh house. It’s an automated line, day and night, and then a company representative calls back as soon as possible. If several neighbors have trouble together, your sewer provider should hear about it as well, because the main may be involved.