CITY-WIDE SEWER & DRAIN SERVICE CORP.

CITY-WIDE SEWER & DRAIN SERVICE CORP. specializes in urgent and routine municipal sewer, storm drain, and wastewater infrastructure repair and rehabilitation. Their core capabilities include excavation and replacement of buried waste lines, liner installation for gravity sewers, submersible sewage pump replacement, catch basin clearing and tracing, and emergency basement clean-up following sewer failures. The contractor demonstrates deep expertise in confined space operations, trenching and shoring for underground utility work, and precision restoration of aging infrastructure in densely built environments. Their technical proficiency extends to ejector pump rebuilds, storm drain tracing, and foundation repairs adjacent to utility corridors—skills critical for maintaining public health and transportation system integrity under tight operational constraints. The company maintains a consistent, high-frequency working relationship with the Department of Transportation, delivering mission-critical plumbing and drainage services across campus and municipal facilities. Their work supports transportation infrastructure resilience by addressing leaks, blockages, and structural failures in sewer systems adjacent to roadways, buildings, and transit corridors, often under time-sensitive conditions requiring rapid mobilization and minimal disruption. Operating under NAICS 238220, the firm is firmly positioned in the plumbing, heating, and air-conditioning contracting sector with a sharp vertical focus on municipal wastewater systems and underground utility rehabilitation. They serve as a responsive contractor for public agencies managing aging infrastructure, prioritizing non-invasive repair techniques and emergency response over new construction. Based in Carle Place, NY, CITY-WIDE SEWER & DRAIN SERVICE CORP. is a small business structured as a 2L entity with no federal certifications on record. Their geographic presence is regional, with a demonstrated capacity to execute complex, time-sensitive utility repairs within government-owned facilities across the Northeast, particularly in high-traffic institutional and transportation settings.