Greenback Corridor runs along Greenback Lane between Auburn Boulevard and Sylvan Road, where many 1960s and 1970s single-family homes sit on flat lots with older clay sewer lines. Citrus Heights Sewage Cleanup Co reaches these streets quickly from our Auburn Blvd base, handling backups that often surface in laundry rooms or crawl spaces after winter rains. We know the narrow side streets and mature trees that can limit equipment access on properties near Rusch Park.
Sacramento County’s hot-summer Mediterranean climate brings sudden downpours that overwhelm aging mains along Greenback Lane while nearby Orangevale and Roseville see similar issues. Our crews work the corridor’s residential blocks at any hour, clearing lines that back up into yards or garages when drainage from the flat terrain can’t keep up. Homeowners here value direct arrival without citywide detours.
The neighborhood’s mix of carports and fenced rear yards means we stage pumps and hoses from the street side on Greenback Lane itself, avoiding damage to established landscaping common in these blocks.
Around Greenback Corridor
We regularly work near:
- 📍Greenback Lane
- 📍Auburn Boulevard
- 📍Rusch Park
- 📍Citrus Heights Community Center
- 📍Sylvan Road
Sewage Cleanup in Greenback Corridor — Local Notes
- •Older clay pipes under 1960s homes along Greenback Lane crack from tree roots, so we camera before any digging near driveways.
- •Flat lots near Auburn Blvd and Sylvan Road collect runoff in heavy winter rain, pushing backups into garages rather than street drains.
- •Busy Greenback Lane traffic requires traffic control when our trucks park for multi-hour cleanouts on corridor properties.