Where we help
Hydro Jetting Service Areas in Los Angeles
Short answer: we connect property owners across the City of Los Angeles and four nearby cities with a local plumber. Pick your neighborhood or city below. Which agency runs the public sewer depends on where the property is.
Check your area
- City of Los Angeles neighborhoods
- Glendale, Burbank, Pasadena, Culver City
- Not listed? Ask us
Call (424) 421-1762
City of Los Angeles neighborhoods
These neighborhoods are inside the City of Los Angeles. LA Sanitation (LASAN) runs the public sewer mains at 1-800-773-2489, 24 hours.
Hollywood
Dense, mostly rented, with hillside lots to the north. Hydro jetting in Hollywood
Silver Lake
Hilly, developed mainly in the 1920s and 1930s. Hydro jetting in Silver Lake
Echo Park
Dense and hilly with many renters. Hydro jetting in Echo Park
Highland Park
Early 20th century Craftsman homes. Hydro jetting in Highland Park
Koreatown
One of the densest areas in the county, with many restaurants. Hydro jetting in Koreatown
Sherman Oaks
San Fernando Valley, subdivided from 1927. Hydro jetting in Sherman Oaks
Last updated October 2026.
Nearby cities with their own sewer systems
These are separate cities. LASAN does not run their sewer mains. Each city has its own public works department.
Glendale
Public Works Maintenance Services, (818) 548-3950. Hydro jetting in Glendale
Burbank
Public Works, (818) 238-3915. Hydro jetting in Burbank
Pasadena
Citizen Service Center, 626-744-7311. Hydro jetting in Pasadena
Culver City
Maintenance Operations, (310) 253-6420. Hydro jetting in Culver City
How to tell who runs the sewer where you are
| If the property is in | The public sewer main is run by | Start with |
|---|---|---|
| City of Los Angeles | LA Sanitation (LASAN) | 1-800-773-2489, 24 hours |
| Glendale, Burbank, Pasadena or Culver City | That city’s public works | The numbers above |
| Unincorporated LA County | County Public Works and the Sanitation Districts | 1-800-675-4357 |
Your mailing address can say “Los Angeles” even when you live in a separate city. The city name on your utility bill is a better guide. See who to call by city.
What every area has in common
- The public main in the street belongs to the city. The private lateral belongs to the property owner.
- Older buildings have older pipe. A camera shows the real condition.
- Most rain falls from November through March, and the first heavy storm often exposes a weak line.
- Grease, roots and wipes cause most repeat clogs.
How it works
- Tell us the address and what is happening.
- We connect you with Mike Anderson, the local plumber who does the work.
- You get a written price before any work starts.
- He checks with a camera, cleans the line and shows you the result.
We are a referral service. We are not the plumbing contractor. Mike has 12+ years of experience and speaks English and Spanish. Hours are 7 AM to 9 PM.
Your area is not listed
We are adding areas gradually. If your property is near the ones above, call (424) 421-1762 with the address. We will tell you whether Mike can help and give you the right city number if he cannot.
Common questions
Which areas do you serve?
Six neighborhoods in the City of Los Angeles and four nearby cities: Glendale, Burbank, Pasadena and Culver City.
Do you serve my area if it is not listed?
Call with your address. We will tell you.
Who runs the sewer where I live?
In the City of Los Angeles, LASAN. In Glendale, Burbank, Pasadena and Culver City, the city public works department.
Do you speak Spanish?
Yes. Mike speaks English and Spanish.
What hours do you work?
7 AM to 9 PM. For a sewage backup, call right away.
Not sure if we serve your area?
Call (424) 421-1762 with your address.