Calls to (567) 290-1980 are taken from across Toledo and nearby towns in Lucas and Wood counties. Every caller gets connected with an independent local restoration company for a free quote. Some towns have their own sewer contacts and programs, so we've written pages for the places where local rules change what you should do.
Areas with their own pages
- Point PlaceToledo's northern peninsula gets water from two sides: Lake Erie and an overloaded sewer system.
- MaumeeMaumee is in the middle of a long sewer repair program that reaches inside homes. Here's how it connects to basement water.
- SylvaniaIn Sylvania, who you call about sewer trouble depends on whether you live in the city or the township.
Other Toledo-area neighborhoods and towns
These areas are covered too. We'll add pages as we confirm local details.
- West Toledo. Neighborhood. City of Toledo sewer and water rules; report backups to Engage Toledo.
- South Toledo. Neighborhood. City of Toledo sewer and water rules.
- East Toledo. Neighborhood across the Maumee River from downtown. City of Toledo rules.
- Old West End. Historic neighborhood of large older homes. City of Toledo rules.
- Ottawa Hills. Village between Toledo and Sylvania. [verify: village sewer contact]
- Perrysburg. Wood County city across the Maumee River from Maumee. [verify: Perrysburg sewer contact]
- Oregon. City east of Toledo along Maumee Bay. [verify: Oregon sewer contact]
- Holland and Springfield Township. Southwest of Toledo. County-served sewer areas call the Lucas County Sanitary Engineer, 419-213-2926. [verify: which streets are county-served]
- Rossford and Northwood. Wood County towns south and east of the river. [verify: local sewer contacts]
Who to call about the sewer in your town
Toledo residents report water in basements to Engage Toledo at 419-936-2020. Suburbs and townships have their own lines. The who-to-call guide lists them in one place, and the cost guide covers what cleanup costs.