Local coverage
Project conversations across Macomb County.
Which independent provider can take a job shifts by town and by week across Macomb County. Each card below covers the housing and site conditions worth knowing in that community.
Utica
An 1817 river town whose canal-era water ambitions still echo in how its oldest pipes were laid.
Local planning notes →Shelby Township
A long growth curve means supply lines here span half a century of material standards.
Local planning notes →Clinton Township
Named for the river running through it, with plumbing eras stretching across two centuries.
Local planning notes →Fraser
A small former crossroads village whose core plumbing predates its later, newer construction.
Local planning notes →Roseville
A city built almost entirely in a single 1950s boom, with supply lines aging on the same schedule.
Local planning notes →Mount Clemens
The county seat, once famous for mineral-water bathhouses, with 19th-century plumbing behind that history.
Local planning notes →Chesterfield Township
A Lake St. Clair shoreline community where water-table depth and drainage shape supply-line work.
Local planning notes →Macomb Township
Michigan's fastest-growing township, transitioning from private wells to municipal water within a generation.
Local planning notes →