Sunrise MarketPlace sits along Auburn Blvd and Sunrise Blvd where older ranch homes and mid-century tract housing meet retail strips. Sewage backups here often trace to aging clay sewer lines under narrow side yards that back up fast when winter rains hit the hot-summer Mediterranean climate. Citrus Heights Sewage Cleanup Co reaches these properties the same day from our 7725 Auburn Blvd location, clearing lines before waste reaches living spaces near Rusch Park.
Access in Sunrise MarketPlace can mean tight driveways and shared alleys behind the marketplace shops. Crews stage equipment on Auburn Blvd then move smaller pumps and hoses through side gates to avoid blocking Greenback Lane traffic. Nearby neighborhoods like Sylvan Old Auburn share the same soil and root issues, so the same extraction and sanitizing steps apply when calls come from homes bordering the marketplace.
Mild winters still bring enough rain to overwhelm older laterals that run under driveways in this part of Sacramento County. We isolate the affected section, extract standing water, then treat floors and walls before odors travel into adjacent units near the Citrus Heights Community Center.
Around Sunrise MarketPlace
We regularly work near:
- 📍Rusch Park
- 📍Auburn Blvd
- 📍Citrus Heights Community Center
- 📍Sylvan Old Auburn Road
- 📍Sunrise Blvd at Greenback Lane
Sewage Cleanup in Sunrise MarketPlace — Local Notes
- •Narrow side yards common behind Sunrise MarketPlace homes limit equipment size, so we use portable extractors instead of full trucks on many calls.
- •Clay sewer lines from the 1960s and 1970s run under driveways here and crack when tree roots from nearby Rusch Park reach them during dry summers.
- •Heavy but short winter storms send stormwater into the same mains that serve marketplace parking lots, pushing backups uphill into residential blocks.
- •Properties along Auburn Blvd often share laterals with neighboring lots, requiring coordination with two or three homeowners before full clearance.