About plumbing pros

What we do and who we do it for

We work on the plumbing in and under a house: water supply lines and the service line from the street, drains and sewer laterals, water heaters, gas piping after the meter, sump pumps, and fixtures. Our customers are homeowners, landlords and businesses in York and nearby communities, in buildings ranging from 1900s city rowhomes and downtown commercial spaces to houses and businesses built in the last few years. For businesses, that includes restrooms, under-slab drain rough-in, and water services with backflow preventers; see commercial plumbing.

Plumbing in an older York house is rarely one material or one era. A single basement can have a lead or galvanized service line, copper and PEX from later repairs, a cast iron drain stack, and a clay sewer lateral.

Fixing one piece well means knowing how it connects to the rest, and being honest about when the old pipe next to a repair isn't going to last. You can see the full list of services on our page for a plumber in York, PA.

Licensed, local and open 24/7

• Licensed plumbing service provider. Ask us about our licensing and insurance when you call, and we'll answer directly.
• More than 7 years in business in the York area.
• Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including emergency calls for burst pipes, sewer backups, leaking water heaters and frozen lines. See emergency plumbing.
• A local office at 473 W Market St, York, PA 17401.

How we work on a service call

• Find the cause first. The plumber works out what failed and why before recommending anything. You should understand exactly what broke and why.
• Options, explained plainly. When both repair and replacement are reasonable, you get both, with the trade-offs: pipe condition, what's likely to fail next, and what each option costs.
• Price before work. You approve the scope and price before work starts. If something unexpected turns up once a wall or floor is open, the work stops and you're told what was found.
• Safety checks are part of the job. On gas water heaters that means checking for gas leaks and confirming the venting drafts properly. On all water heaters it includes the relief valve and expansion. On supply lines it means pressure testing before walls are closed.
• Clean up and explain. Work is tested before the plumber leaves, and you get notes on what to watch for afterward.

What we don't claim

You won't find invented review counts, awards or guarantees on this site. When we cite a fact about York, such as the age of the city's housing, York Water's water hardness, or the limestone geology of the York Valley, it comes from a public source such as York Water's water quality reports, the Pennsylvania Geological Survey, or census data. Ask us anything about our work, our licensing or our insurance when you call, and we'll answer directly.