What the Town Center is
The city's Master Plan centers the Town Center on the Highway 109 and Highway 100 intersection. The city chose it as its hub for higher-density development because of its topography, utility access, existing infrastructure and historical significance.
The Wildwood Municipal Building is at 16860 Main Street, beside the six-acre Village Green civic space. St. Louis Community College Wildwood also has a building of more than 130,000 square feet here.
For a plumber, this means shared lines and many users, so the first question is usually which building and which units share the problem.
Housing planned or reported nearby
A May 2025 West Newsmagazine report described a Greenberg Development mixed-use building with 188 multifamily units and ground-floor commercial space at Main Street and Taylor Road. It also described The Reserve at Wildwood, with 115 detached homes on 50 acres, and The Pointe at Brightleaf, with 30 detached homes.
That report described most projects as planned, approved or under construction. We have not confirmed that any building is complete, so check current status before relying on a project's details.
If your home or unit is new, ask about the builder's warranty before you pay for a repair.
Sewer and water: mostly public, not entirely
The Master Plan describes most of the Town Center area as inside public sewer and water service areas that still rely in part on individual systems. City code section 510.080 requires connection to a public sewer when a sanitary line is within 200 feet.
For an owner or manager, confirm early whether the building is on the public system, a private line or its own system. That decides who owns the line. A sewer camera inspection shows the actual condition.
Who to call first
The right first call depends on who controls the building.
| Situation | Sensible first step |
|---|---|
| A backup in a leased suite | Tell the landlord or property manager, then call us with the unit numbers affected. |
| A slow kitchen drain in a restaurant space | Stop pouring grease down the drain and book drain cleaning or hydro jetting. |
| A leak in a new-construction home | Check the builder's warranty first, then call if repair is needed. |
| An apartment fixture leak | Report it to the property manager, who controls the building's lines. |
This table is general guidance. Leases and warranties differ, so read yours.
Services for mixed-use buildings
- Shared sewer clogs.
Sewer line cleaning helps when several units drain through one lateral.
- Commercial fixtures and kitchens.
Commercial plumbing covers restrooms, floor drains and prep sinks.
- Water heaters in suites.
Water heater replacement and repair depend on the tank and the space.
Tell us the building and the units
Call and say whether it is a suite, an apartment or a new home.
Nearby pages
The historic community of Grover lies along Manchester Road close to the district, with Pond further along. For the whole city, start at the Wildwood home page.
Wildwood Town Center, MO on the map
Questions we hear in Wildwood, MO
It is a planned commercial and mixed-use district, so this page treats it that way. It is not a single subdivision.
We have not confirmed it. A 2025 report described most projects as planned, approved or under construction, so check current status.
Usually the building owner, but it depends on the lease and the line. Confirm with the property manager before you book work.
Grease causes clogs in any kitchen drain. Keep it out of the line and ask about cleaning that clears grease buildup.
Check your lease first. Many leases make the landlord responsible for building lines, so we recommend telling the property manager before you book work.
Have a question this page did not answer? Call (855) 575-2890 and a dispatcher will talk it through.