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Areas we serve
Genuinely local service across Springfield.

King's Park
King's Park sits in the rolling terrain west of Accotink Creek, where 1960s split-level and ranch homes line streets like Southampton Drive …
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Carrleigh
Carrleigh sits along Carrleigh Parkway with many 1960s split-level and colonial homes that still rely on original clay sewer lines. Springfi…
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Newington Forest
Newington Forest sits in southern Springfield with many homes tied into aging sewer lines that run through clay-heavy soil. Heavy summer rai…
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Ravensworth Farm
Ravensworth Farm homeowners call Springfield Sewer Pros when backups hit because our crew knows the 1960s split-levels and ranch houses alon…
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West Springfield
West Springfield homes often sit on lots with mature trees and older sewer lines that run close to the surface. Heavy summer rains in this h…
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Saratoga
Saratoga homeowners call Springfield Sewer Pros when tree roots or heavy summer rains push sewage back into basements. The neighborhood sits…
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Springfield Forest
Springfield Forest sits on older lots with 1960s and 1970s homes whose clay and cast-iron lines run close to the surface near Accotink Creek…
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Newington Station
Newington Station sits off Hooes Road and Newington Road with mostly 1970s-1980s split-level and colonial homes on small lots. Tree roots fr…
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Orange Hunt Estates
Orange Hunt Estates sits in southern Springfield with 1960s and 1970s split-level and colonial homes on larger wooded lots. Mature oak and m…
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Monticello Woods
Springfield Sewer Pros handles sewer backups in Monticello Woods from our base at 6950 Bethnal Ct. The neighborhood's 1960s-1970s split-leve…
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Keene Mill Oaks
Keene Mill Oaks sits off Keene Mill Road with 1970s single-family homes on tree-lined lots. Mature maples and oaks send roots into the older…
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Cardinal Forest
Cardinal Forest sits in the 22150 zip with many 1960s and 1970s split-level homes whose original clay and cast-iron sewer lines now crack or…
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