Stanton areas
Notes on the housing and drain lines found along Stanton's main streets. Homes near the city's edges may fall in a neighboring city, and lateral and permit rules can differ, so each page points you to confirm with the city before any repair.
- Drains near the Beach Boulevard corridor
Beach Boulevard runs north to south through the middle of Stanton, and the blocks behind its storefronts hold a mix of older houses, apartments and manufactured-home communities. Each brings its own drain questions.
- Drains in neighborhoods along Katella Avenue
Katella Avenue crosses Stanton east to west, with residential streets branching off on both sides. Many of those homes are single-story houses on slabs with original drain lines.
- Drains in north Stanton near Cerritos Avenue
The residential streets near Cerritos Avenue in northern Stanton are largely single-family homes, many of them single-story houses on slabs with drain lines that may be decades old.
- Drains in west Stanton near Western Avenue
West Stanton near Western Avenue mixes older single-family homes with newer townhomes and infill housing, so drain lines here range from original cast iron and clay to modern plastic.
- Drains in east Stanton around Dale Avenue
The streets around Dale Avenue in eastern Stanton combine single-family homes with apartment buildings, so both private laterals and shared building lines are common.
- Drains in Stanton neighborhoods near Magnolia Avenue
Near Magnolia Avenue, Stanton meets neighboring cities, so the first drain question is sometimes which city you are in. After that, the issues are the familiar ones for older slab homes.