Worland sits as the county seat of Washakie County with roughly 6990 residents whose homes and businesses rely on drain systems exposed to high-desert swings. Cold winters freeze lines while warm dry summers and sugar-beet agriculture send extra sediment into pipes.
Wyoming Drain Cleaning travels US-20 and WY-789 from the Cheyenne shop at 1792 E Allison Rd to reach Downtown Worland and nearby blocks. Crews handle the older housing stock and tight alley access common in this agriculture town.
Residents also call for service when runoff from the Washakie County Fairgrounds or Worland City Park areas backs up lines after heavy irrigation seasons.
Around Worland
We regularly work near:
- 📍Washakie County Museum
- 📍Worland City Park
- 📍Washakie County Fairgrounds
- 📍Downtown Worland
Drain Cleaning in Worland — Local Notes
- •Many Worland homes built before 1980 have smaller cast-iron or clay lines that collect beet-field silt during irrigation months.
- •Winter temperatures below freezing often create ice dams in roof drains and yard cleanouts along US-20 corridors.
- •Washakie County code requires permits for any main-line work inside city limits, so crews schedule around the courthouse at the county seat.
- •Access to properties near the Washakie County Museum and Worland City Park can be tight on event weekends at the fairgrounds.
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