Where we work
Plumbers covering Lebanon County
We work across the county, from the rowhomes in the city to farm properties on private wells. If your ZIP is not on this page, we will tell you rather than waste your time.
Towns with a dedicated page
These towns have enough that is specific to them to be worth writing about: the water supplier, the housing stock, and the problems that come with both.
Lebanon
17042, 17046Lebanon city has the oldest housing stock in the county, which shapes almost every plumbing problem here. We work across 17042 and 17046, on the rowhomes and older stock that make up most of the city.
Water supply: Lebanon city is supplied by the City of Lebanon Authority, which also serves a number of surrounding municipalities.
Palmyra
17078Palmyra splits neatly into an older borough core and decades of newer development around it, and the two have almost opposite plumbing profiles. We work across 17078, on both the older core and the newer estates.
Water supply: Palmyra and much of the western side of Lebanon County are served by Pennsylvania American Water.
Annville
17003The 17003 ZIP covers the township centre along Main Street plus a lot of surrounding farmland, so plumbing here splits between public water in town and private wells outside it.
Water supply: Annville is served by Pennsylvania American Water. Properties in the surrounding townships are frequently on private wells.
Myerstown
17067Myerstown runs its own borough water authority on local wells, which makes it different from most of the county. Outside the borough, 17067 is farm country on private wells.
Water supply: Myerstown borough is supplied by the Myerstown Water Authority, which draws from its own wells. Properties outside the borough are commonly on private wells.
Everywhere else we cover
Grouped by where they sit in the county. These are covered by the same crew and the same rates as the towns above.
Lebanon and around
- Lebanon 17042
- Lebanon 17046
- Cornwall 17016
Western county
- Palmyra 17078
- Annville 17003
- Campbelltown 17010
Eastern county
- Myerstown 17067
- Richland 17087
- Newmanstown 17073
- Schaefferstown 17088
Northern townships
- Jonestown 17038
- Fredericksburg 17026
Two different counties, plumbing-wise
The split that matters here is not really geographic, it is whether a property is on a public water system or its own well. Inside the city and the boroughs there are public systems, and the utility handles supply and quality up to the property line.
Across the rural townships, households run their own pumps, pressure tanks and treatment, and nobody tests that water but the owner. Tell us which you are on when you call, because it changes what we bring and what we are likely to be looking at.
Not Mt. Lebanon
Worth stating plainly, because search results mix the two up constantly. This is Lebanon County in Central Pennsylvania, between Harrisburg and Reading.
Mt. Lebanon is a separate municipality in Allegheny County, roughly 200 miles west outside Pittsburgh. If that is where you are, we cannot reach you and you will want a plumber local to there.
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