Closely spaced lots and what that means for repairs
When houses sit near each other, a sewer line may run beside a neighbor's fence, under a shared driveway or past a large tree on the edge of the property line. That limits where a trench can go and makes trenchless options more attractive in many cases.
Tight access also affects deliveries and parking for work vehicles. Main roads like Washington Road and Main Street carry steady traffic, and side streets can be narrow. A short note on where equipment can be placed, and whether a neighbor shares your sewer lateral, helps us plan realistically.






