Coverage
Areas we serve
Genuinely local service across La Crosse.

Bluffside
Bluffside sits on the slopes below Grandad Bluff with a mix of early 1900s two-story homes and mid-century ranches built on steep lots. Sewa…
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Logan Northside
Logan Northside features many early 1900s homes on compact lots along Logan Avenue and Ranger Drive. These properties commonly have clay sew…
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Lower Northside & Depot
Lower Northside & Depot sits along the La Crosse River and rail lines with many pre-1950 homes on smaller lots. Sewage backups here often tr…
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Powell-Poage-Hamilton
Powell-Poage-Hamilton sits south of downtown La Crosse with many early-1900s wood-frame houses on narrow lots that back up to alleys or the …
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Washburn
Washburn sits on the North Side with a mix of early 1900s homes on compact lots that back up to the bluff and river marsh. When sewage lines…
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Weigent-Hogan
Weigent-Hogan sits on La Crosse's North Side with many early-1900s homes on narrow lots along Vine Street and nearby cross streets. These pr…
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Onalaska
Onalaska homes along Halfway Creek and near Onalaska High School often face sewage backups when older clay lines crack during spring thaws. …
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Holmen
Holmen homes along Halfway Creek and the older blocks near Main Street face sewage backups when spring melt hits frozen laterals or heavy Au…
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French Island
French Island sits low along the Mississippi River, where groundwater pressure and spring thaws regularly push against older sewer lines in …
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West Salem
West Salem homes along Mill Street and near Neshonoc Lake face sewage backups when cold snaps freeze older clay lines or heavy summer rains …
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Town of Shelby
Town of Shelby sits south of central La Crosse with homes scattered along bluff slopes and lower river flats. Many properties date to the mi…
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