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From sewer backups to a dead water heater, we help Pennsylvania homeowners understand the problem — and connect them with an available, independent plumber in one call.

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Start with the symptom

What’s happening at your house?

Each page explains likely causes, safe first steps and when to call.

Sewage in the basement

Floor drain backing up or a sewer smell.

Slow or clogged drains

One sink, or every drain in the house.

No hot water

Pilot out, tank leaking, or lukewarm only.

Frozen or burst pipe

Shut off the main first, then call.

Hidden leak

Water bill jumped, stains, or a running meter.

Wet basement

Sump pump failing or running nonstop.

Low pressure or rusty water

Often old galvanized or service lines.

It’s an emergency

Water you can’t stop, or sewage coming up.

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Smell gas? Get everyone outside first, then call your gas utility or 911. Don’t flip switches or use phones inside.

Built on local data

Your house’s age predicts its plumbing problems.

Most homes in the cities we cover were built before modern PVC and PEX. Every city page uses Census and NOAA data plus local sewer and permit rules, so the advice fits the houses that are actually there.

  • Clay and cast-iron sewer laterals in pre-war blocks
  • 100+ freezing nights a year across the region
  • Sewer ownership rules that change by borough

Lancaster

53.8%

of homes built before 1940

York

~120

nights at or below 32°F a year

Harrisburg

43.1%

rowhomes & townhouses

Paxtang

92%

of homes built before 1960

Sources: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 2020–2024 5-year estimates (B25034, B25024); NOAA U.S. Climate Normals 1991–2020.

Service areas

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All service areas

Cumberland County5

Mechanicsburg Lemoyne Camp Hill Enola New Cumberland

Dauphin County8

Harrisburg Penbrook Colonial Park Hershey Middletown Linglestown Paxtang Hummelstown

Lancaster County3

Lancaster Elizabethtown Lititz

Lebanon County1

Lebanon

York County2

York Hanover

Guides

Know before you call

All guides
Guide•5 min read

Signs of a Broken Sewer Line

Slow drains, gurgling toilets and a smell in the basement can all point to a broken sewer line, but each also has simpler explanations. Here’s how to weigh the evidence, the quick checks you can do yourself, and when a camera inspection is the sensible next step. Read guide Guide•5 min read

Sewer Line Repair vs. Replacement

A camera inspection has found problems in your sewer lateral, and now there are quotes for a spot repair, a liner and a full replacement. Here’s a practical way to decide, based on what the camera showed, the age and material of the pipe, what’s on top of it, and how long you plan to stay. Read guide Guide•5 min read

Who Is Responsible for the Sewer Lateral in Pennsylvania?

In Pennsylvania there is no single statewide answer. Each municipality or sewer authority sets its own rule, and the dividing line can be the main, the curb or the property line. Here’s how the rules differ across south-central Pennsylvania and how to find yours before a repair. Read guide

Water where it shouldn’t be?

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Call a plumber(717) 310-9276
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