RMO serves Metro Detroit today. These pages describe where we plan to grow.
Middle East
Clinton Township is one of Michigan's largest townships, with the Clinton River running through it. Our residential and commercial teams cover it, and commercial buildings here keep us on standby.
Residential and commercial RMO teams cover Clinton Township, Warren, Sterling Heights and Shelby Township.
Our residential response team and our commercial teams cover Clinton Township, as they do Warren, Sterling Heights and Shelby Township. We serve a lot of commercial buildings in the area, and they keep us on standby.
Our office in Southfield is 17.7 miles from the middle of Clinton Township: about 22.8 miles by road, or 39 minutes when traffic is light. Across Macomb County a crew is on site in about 60 minutes, day or night, and when you call we give you a real arrival time.
From Southfield, crews take I-696 east to I-94, which runs through the township; Hall Road, Groesbeck Highway and Gratiot Avenue are the main roads inside it.
A person answers 248-845-0000, day or night, and asks what happened and where.
Trucks leave with the pumps, extractors, air movers and dehumidifiers the job needs, 22.8 miles from our office.
The crew stops the water, makes the property safe and starts the drying the same visit.
51%before 1980
Median year built: 1980, across 46,737 homes and apartments. U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020–2024, table B25034.
Registrations from Clinton Township mailing addresses. A registration is a household asking for help, not proof of damage, and mailing addresses don’t follow city limits exactly. FEMA, OpenFEMA Housing Assistance data, pulled 2026-10-12.
The North and Middle branches of the Clinton River join the main branch inside the township, and the Red Run meets it here too, before the river runs on to Lake St. Clair.
Source: WikipediaThe Clinton River reached a record 20.84 feet during the August 2014 flood, and the National Weather Service put flash-flood damage in Macomb County at $300 million.
Source: National Weather ServiceIn 2026 the county began an $11.5 million repair of the sewer interceptor under 15 Mile Road in the township, where hydrogen sulfide had eaten away an inch and a half of the concrete pipe.
Source: Macomb CountyIn June 2025 severe storms backed up a storm drain and flooded the basement of an animal rescue in the township, the same afternoon a tornado touched down in neighboring Fraser.
Source: ClickOnDetroitClinton Township's commercial life runs along Hall Road, with Partridge Creek and Macomb Community College, along Gratiot and Groesbeck, and around Henry Ford Macomb Hospital at Garfield and 19 Mile.
Organized in 1818; today Michigan's most populous township. About 100,447 people live in Clinton Township (Census, 2020–2024 estimate). If a public sewer backed up into your building, Michigan law asks you to give written notice to the agency that runs the sewer (the city, township or county) within 45 days of finding the damage.
Clinton Township neighborhoods
| ZIP code | Median home built | FEMA 2014 | FEMA 2021 | FEMA 2023 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 48035 | 1970 | 159 | 94 | 453 |
| 48036 | 1977 | 97 | 48 | 267 |
| 48038 | 1987 | 82 | 36 | 244 |
ZIP codes from the Census Bureau’s 2020 ZIP-to-place relationship file; housing age from ACS 2020–2024; registrations from OpenFEMA.
Clinton Township is about 39 minutes from our Southfield office in light traffic (22.8 miles by road). Across Macomb County a crew is on site in about 60 minutes, day or night. Call 248-845-0000 and we'll give you a real arrival time.
Every part of Clinton Township, including 48035, 48036 and 48038. If you're near the edge of Clinton Township, call and we'll confirm right away.
Near a road, the Macomb County Department of Roads (586-463-8671) or MDOT; on private property, your HOA, property manager or a drainage contractor; county drains, Macomb County Public Works (586-469-5325). If the water is inside your building, call us at 248-845-0000.
Leave your name and number and a coordinator will call you back. If water is still coming in, or there’s smoke or sewage, call now.
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