Sewer Line Repair Service Areas in Rancho Palos Verdes, CA

Fifteen neighborhoods, each with its own housing age, terrain and sewer details.

Rancho Palos Verdes is a city of distinct neighborhoods, and sewer problems follow their character. The oldest homes in Miraleste date to the 1920s; Monaco and Seaview were built as single-era tracts in the 1960s; Eastview packs the most households onto compact lots beside San Pedro; and the coastal neighborhoods of Portuguese Bend and Abalone Cove deal with land movement and, in Abalone Cove, a City-run pump-based sewer system.

Across all of them, the same City rule applies: the private lateral, including any part under the street, belongs to the owner, while LA County Public Works maintains the public mains. Choose your neighborhood below for local details, or read the citywide sewer line repair guide.

the city's most populous area beside San Pedro

Eastview

Eastview is the long, narrow strip on the city's eastern side, west of Western Avenue, and it holds more residents than any other part of Rancho Palos Verdes.

Sewer line repair in Eastview

the historic hillside district along Palos Verdes Drive East

Miraleste

Miraleste was part of the first subdivision of the Palos Verdes Project in the early 1920s, the same venture that created Palos Verdes Estates.

Sewer line repair in Miraleste

the established neighborhoods along the Palos Verdes Estates line

West Palos Verdes

West Palos Verdes is the name local real estate listings give to the residential area on the western side of Rancho Palos Verdes, beside the Palos Verdes Estates boundary.

Sewer line repair in West Palos Verdes

the homes and condominiums around Los Verdes Golf Course

Los Verdes

Los Verdes takes its name from Los Verdes Golf Course, the public course on the city's west side, and the homes around it range from detached houses to condominium communities.

Sewer line repair in Los Verdes

the 1960s Monaco subdivision east of Hawthorne Boulevard

Monaco

Monaco is a subdivision of roughly 300 homes on the east side of Hawthorne Boulevard.

Sewer line repair in Monaco

the gated communities along Crest Road

La Cresta

La Cresta is less one neighborhood than a cluster of them.

Sewer line repair in La Cresta

the upper-Crenshaw neighborhood next to the Portuguese Bend Reserve

Del Cerro

Del Cerro sits at the upper end of Crenshaw Boulevard, where the neighborhood meets the open space of the Portuguese Bend Reserve.

Sewer line repair in Del Cerro

the association neighborhood in the Palos Verdes Drive South area

Mesa Palos Verdes

Mesa Palos Verdes is a residential neighborhood with its own homeowners association, listed by local real estate sources among the communities in the Palos Verdes Drive South area of the city.

Sewer line repair in Mesa Palos Verdes

the ocean-view neighborhood where Palos Verdes Drive South meets Drive East

Mira Catalina

Mira Catalina sits where Palos Verdes Drive South meets Palos Verdes Drive East, between Miraleste and the coastal neighborhoods to the south, and shares its name with the nearby elementary school.

Sewer line repair in Mira Catalina

the southeastern neighborhood around Ladera Linda Park

Ladera Linda

Ladera Linda is a neighborhood in the southeastern part of Rancho Palos Verdes, grouped by local real estate sources with the Palos Verdes Drive South area and anchored by the City's Ladera Linda Park.

Sewer line repair in Ladera Linda

the mid-century hillside homes around Crestridge Road

Crestridge

Crestridge takes its name from Crestridge Road near the east end of Crest Road, where older communities such as Middleridge and Oceanaire sit.

Sewer line repair in Crestridge

the 1960s Paul R. Williams tract beside the land-movement area

Seaview

Seaview is a tract of about 190 homes designed by the noted architect Paul R.

Sewer line repair in Seaview

the coastal community inside the active landslide complex

Portuguese Bend

Portuguese Bend sits within the Portuguese Bend landslide complex, roughly 240 acres that also include the Abalone Cove and Klondike Canyon areas.

Sewer line repair in Portuguese Bend

the coastal area served by the City's own Abalone Cove sewer system

Abalone Cove

Abalone Cove is the one part of Rancho Palos Verdes with its own City-run sewer.

Sewer line repair in Abalone Cove

the private, newer community just north of Crest Road

Island View

Island View is a private community of about 98 homes off Hawthorne Boulevard, just north of Crest Road.

Sewer line repair in Island View

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