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Lebanon Plumbers, home

Lebanon County, Pennsylvania

Plumbing sorted properly, priced up front

Burst pipes, blocked drains, water heaters, sewer lines and well systems. We look at the actual problem, then tell you what it costs.

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  • Licensed and insured
  • Residential and commercial
  • Price agreed before work starts

What you should expect from whoever you let into your house, and what we hold ourselves to.

A copper pipe joint being soldered with a propane torch

Why us

Work done once, explained as we go

There is no version of this business where talking someone into a bigger job than they need works out, in a county this size where most work comes from people who used us before.

  • We tell you when a repair beats a replacement.
  • We say when a drain does not need jetting.
  • We tell you when the problem is your water utility, not your plumbing.
How we work

Where we work

Across the county, city to farm

From rowhomes in the city to properties on private wells. Towns with their own page are linked.

All service areas

Lebanon and around

Western county

Eastern county

  • Myerstown17067
  • Richland17087
  • Newmanstown17073
  • Schaefferstown17088

Northern townships

  • Jonestown17038
  • Fredericksburg17026

What we do

Every plumbing job a house here throws up

Every page covers what the job involves, what causes it, and how we approach it, so you know what you are booking before anyone turns up.

A walk-in shower drain being cleared with professional equipment
Drain & sewerDrain cleaning
A tankless water heater being installed on a utility room wall
Water heatersRepair and replacement
Electronic leak detection equipment being used to trace a hidden pipe leak
Leaks & pipesLeak detection
Emergency PlumbingWater you cannot stop, sewage in the house, or no water at all.View servicesDrain & SewerBlockages, recurring clogs and the laterals underneath them.View servicesWater HeatersRepair, replacement and tankless, on gas, electric and propane.View servicesLeak Detection & PipesFinding what is leaking behind a wall or under a slab, and replacing it.View servicesBathroom & KitchenToilets, faucets, showers, sinks and disposals.View servicesWells & Water TreatmentPumps, pressure tanks, softeners and filtration outside the boroughs.View services
All services

Plumbing emergency

Water coming in? Shut it off, then call.

The main shutoff is usually on the basement wall facing the street, near the meter. Close it first, then call. If sewage is backing up, stop running water anywhere in the house, including the washing machine.

(717) 000-0000What to do first

Emergency callouts during business hours. We will not promise overnight cover we cannot deliver.

  • Burst or split pipe
  • Sewage backing up indoors
  • Major leak you cannot stop
  • No hot water at all
  • Overflowing toilet
  • No water to the property
Close-up of gloved hands fitting copper pipe during a plumbing repair

Start with the symptom

What is actually happening at your place?

Pick the closest one. It takes you to the page that deals with it.

How it works

From your call to a working system

Five steps, and you know what is happening at each one.

  1. Contact us

    Call, or send the form on the contact page with your ZIP and a sentence about the problem.

  2. Describe the problem

    What you see, when it started, how old the house or equipment is. That narrows it before we arrive.

  3. We assess it properly

    We look at the actual fault rather than pricing from the doorway, and camera or test anything hidden.

  4. You get the price first

    What it needs and what it costs, before work begins. Nothing happens without your agreement.

  5. Back to normal

    Fixed, tested and tidied up. Where a permit or inspection applies, we handle it.

Ready when you are

Take the first step toward plumbing that just works

One call, an honest look at the problem, and a price before anything starts.

  • Licensed and insured
  • Residential and commercial
  • Price agreed before work starts

Talk to a plumber

Tell us what is going wrong and we will arrange a visit.

(717) 000-0000

Rather not call? Request service online

Emergency callouts during business hours

Where we work

Local detail, not a town name swapped in

These towns have enough that is genuinely specific to them to be worth writing about: the water supplier, the housing stock, and the problems that come with both.

Popular reads

Work it out yourself first

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Drains

Six Signs Your Sewer Line Is Failing

A failing lateral announces itself for months before it stops working. Most of the signs are outdoors, which is why they get missed.

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Frequently asked questions

Got questions? Let us clear them up

Emergency callouts during business hours.

Full FAQ

Common questions

When should I call a plumber rather than wait until morning?
Call straight away for water you cannot stop, sewage coming up indoors, no water at all, or water reaching electrics. Those get worse by the minute. A dripping tap, one slow drain, or a running toilet in a house with a second bathroom will keep until normal hours and will cost less then.
Do you offer emergency plumbing?
We take emergency calls during business hours and put them ahead of scheduled work. We are not currently running round-the-clock cover, and we would rather say that than take a booking we cannot keep. If something fails overnight, shut the water off at the main and call first thing.
What plumbing services do you provide?
Emergency callouts, drains and sewer lines, water heaters including tankless, leak detection and pipe repair, bathroom and kitchen fixtures, and well pumps with water treatment. Each one has its own page.
Which areas do you serve?
Lebanon County, Pennsylvania. The ZIP codes we cover are 17042 Lebanon, 17046 Lebanon, 17016 Cornwall, 17078 Palmyra, 17003 Annville, 17010 Campbelltown, 17067 Myerstown, 17087 Richland, 17073 Newmanstown, 17088 Schaefferstown, 17038 Jonestown, 17026 Fredericksburg. Several towns have their own pages with local detail.
Is this Lebanon County in Central PA, or Mt. Lebanon near Pittsburgh?
Lebanon County, in Central Pennsylvania, between Harrisburg and Reading. Mt. Lebanon is a separate municipality in Allegheny County, roughly 200 miles west outside Pittsburgh, and search results for the two get mixed up constantly. If you are in Mt. Lebanon, we cannot reach you.
Will I know what it costs before you start?
Yes. We look at the actual problem, explain what it needs and what it will cost, and only then do the work. If you decide not to go ahead, that is the end of it.

Ready when you are

Speak with a plumber today

Tell us what is going wrong and we will arrange a visit, look at it properly, and give you the price before anything starts.

  • Licensed and insured
  • Residential and commercial
  • Price agreed before work starts

Talk to a plumber

Tell us what is going wrong and we will arrange a visit.

(717) 000-0000

Rather not call? Request service online

Emergency callouts during business hours

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