About Us
About Us
MaxLife Sewer manufactures professional-grade sewer and stormwater tools built for real-world field conditions. Our products are designed for municipal crews, public works departments, and utility contractors who depend on equipment that performs reliably day after day.
We focus on durability, performance, and long service life — because downtime in the field costs time, labor, and money.
Who We Are
Operating under Max Life Mfg. Corp., MaxLife Sewer is a manufacturer dedicated to producing job-ready sewer maintenance tools. We don’t build light-duty equipment. Every product is engineered for demanding environments, heavy use, and long-term reliability.
Our tools are used in routine maintenance, emergency response, and infrastructure upkeep — where failure is not an option.
Our Mission
Our mission is simple:
Build sewer tools that last longer, work harder, and reduce downtime.
We design equipment that helps crews work more efficiently, safely, and consistently while extending the life of underground infrastructure.
What We Manufacture
MaxLife Sewer designs and supplies a complete range of sewer cleaning and maintenance tools, including:
- Sewer rods and sectional rodding systems
- Debris and grit catchers
- Manhole tools and fiberglass poles
- Hydro jetting tools and accessories
- Root cutting and sewer root removal equipment
Each product is built with performance, safety, and durability as the top priorities.
Built for the Field
Sewer and stormwater systems face constant challenges — aging infrastructure, heavy debris, root intrusion, and harsh operating conditions. MaxLife Sewer tools are engineered to withstand these realities, helping crews maintain system flow, control maintenance costs, and extend infrastructure life.
Why MaxLife Sewer
- Professional-Grade Durability – Built for heavy use and long service life
- Field-Tested Performance – Designed for real working conditions
- Reliable by Design – Tools crews can depend on every day
At MaxLife Sewer, we’re more than a manufacturer — we support the infrastructure that communities rely on.