Tuscaloosa, Alabama
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The Druid City
Tuscaloosa is often called "the Druid City" because of the water oaks planted along its downtown streets since the 1840s. Those big, thirsty trees shade older neighborhoods across the city, and their roots are very good at finding sewer joints. If drains in an older home slow down every year or so, roots are a likely cause. See sewer line repair.
A university city on the Black Warrior
Alabama's fifth-largest city had 99,600 people at the 2020 census and sits on the Black Warrior River about 60 miles southwest of Birmingham. The University of Alabama is its largest employer, and many homes near campus are rentals that see a new set of tenants every year. Landlords and renters can find quick checks in our rental checklist.
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Serving Tuscaloosa and Tuscaloosa County
Offering full service across Tuscaloosa County, from Northport, Cottondale and Holt to Coker, Brookwood, Lake View and Moundville.
Not sure what is wrong? Our plumbing guides explain the most common problems in plain English, and our free Tuscaloosa Home Plumbing Calendar keeps you ahead of them.
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