The lift station, sewer lines, and retention pond your board didn't know it owned — maintained.
Lift stations, sewer mains, storm drainage, and backflow assemblies aren't a one-time project — they're an ongoing liability for your board. Our annual maintenance programs cover all of it, with scheduled visits, certified testing, and documentation your board, your homeowners, and the water authority will actually accept.
Most HOA boards find out what they own the hard way.
It usually starts with a smell. Or a backed-up drain in unit 14. Or a notice from the water authority that your backflow test is overdue. The board meets, and somebody asks the question nobody can answer: "Wait — we own that?"
Yes. If your community has private streets, a lift station, on-site retention or detention, or its own water/sewer connections, your HOA is responsible for the infrastructure under them. And the moment it fails, you're looking at emergency contractor rates, an angry homeowner email chain, and a board meeting about a special assessment nobody planned for.
“To have three payments in one year to three different entities could be a problem.”
One contract. Everything underground on your property.
Lift station preventive maintenance
Pump inspections, wet well cleaning, valve exercising, and control panel checks on the schedule your equipment actually needs, not a generic one.
Sewer line CCTV inspection and high-pressure jetting
We find root intrusion, settling, and pipe failures before they back up into a home.
Storm drainage maintenance and repair
Catch basins, storm pipes, retention and detention ponds. We document condition for your reserve study.
Domestic and reuse waterline maintenance and repair
Leaks, pressure issues, and main repairs on private water systems.
Backflow prevention testing and certification
Annual testing by certified testers, filed directly with your local water authority. We also handle repairs and replacements when an assembly fails.
Emergency response when something does break
You keep one phone number, day or night, instead of figuring out who to call at 11 PM.
A program built around what your community actually has
Site Inventory
We walk the property and catalog every lift station, sewer line, storm structure, water line, and backflow assembly the HOA is responsible for. Half the boards we work with discover infrastructure here they didn't know about.
Custom Program Design
We design a maintenance schedule around your specific equipment, regulatory deadlines (backflow testing dates, sewer inspection cycles), and reserve study timing.
Scheduled Visits
Our crews show up on the calendar we agreed on. No missed backflow deadlines. No "we'll get to it next quarter." The work happens, you get a report.
Reports Your Board Can Actually Use
Every visit produces photos, written findings, and compliance certificates. Hand them to your homeowners. Hand them to the water authority. Hand them to the next board.
Repairs When You Need Them
When inspection turns up an issue, you get a clear scope and price under your existing contract. Same crew. Same paperwork. No new vendor search in the middle of a problem.
Built for boards that need things done quietly and correctly
Compliance, handled
Certified backflow testers on staff. Inspection reports filed on time. If your water authority sends a notice, we resolve it before you call a board meeting about it.
A single contract, not a spreadsheet of vendors
Lift station, sewer, storm, water, and backflow under one agreement. One invoice. One number to call.
Predictable annual cost
Programs are priced annually, not by emergency. Easier on your reserves, easier to defend at the budget meeting, no surprise invoices at 2 AM.
NASSCO-certified for pipeline assessment · Licensed in Georgia and South Carolina · 24/7 emergency response · Certified backflow testers on staff
Frequently Asked Questions
We've always just called a contractor when something breaks. Why pay for a maintenance program?
Two reasons. First, reactive repairs typically run several times more expensive than preventive maintenance — emergency mobilization, after-hours rates, and damage cleanup add up fast. Second, backflow testing and other regulatory items aren't optional. A program means you never get a notice from the water authority about a missed deadline, which is the kind of thing that creates board liability nobody planned for.
How does this work if our property management company already handles vendors?
Most of our HOA programs are coordinated through the management company. Your PM stays in the loop on every visit and every report — we just take the actual utility maintenance work off their plate, including the parts they don't have certified staff to handle (backflow testing, CCTV inspection, lift station electrical).
We don't know what we own. Can you figure it out?
Yes — that's step one of every program. We walk the property, locate every piece of utility infrastructure on the HOA's side of the meter, and produce an inventory document. About half the boards we start with find equipment they didn't know was their responsibility.
What if something fails between scheduled visits?
You call the same number you'd call for routine service, and we respond. Emergency response is included for program clients — we already know your equipment, so diagnosis is faster than calling a contractor cold.
We can't lock in for years — our board changes every two years.
Our programs are annual. They renew or end at the end of each cycle, and the next board has full inventory documentation either way — so the work transitions cleanly even if you change providers.
Get an inventory and a proposal — no commitment.
Tell us what your community has (or what you think you have). We'll walk the property, document what's there, and quote a maintenance program that fits your equipment, your regulatory deadlines, and your budget cycle. If we find anything urgent during the walk, we'll tell you up front, no upsell.