Fixing leaking sinks, replacing water heaters, large scale plumbing and everything in between. Over 700+ Google reviews from our Pennsylvania and Maryland customers, we deliver exceptional results!
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Expertise Across Services
Offering a wide range of plumbing services in York, Pennsylvania, from repairs to installations, we cater to both minor issues and major projects with equal proficiency.
Advanced Diagnostic Tools
Utilizing detailed inspections, we accurately diagnose underlying plumbing issues, allowing for targeted and effective solutions.
24/7 Emergency Services
Emergency Plumber in York, PA? We provide round-the-clock assistance for urgent plumbing needs, ensuring help is always available when you need it most.
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The Most Competitive Rates
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Round-the-Clock Emergency Services
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Cost-Effective Solutions for Every Budget
When plumbing related challenges surface, life seems to stop. Leaks, plumbing failures, and clogging can lead to expensive repairs and long-term damage.
As a local family owned business serving York, Pennsylvania, we make it our mission to keep your water running and fix expensive failures fast. Our expert plumbing team has experienced every problem, and we're hear to help you tackle your next repair, upgrade, or middle of the night emergency.
Reliable plumbing is the backbone of a comfortable home, We offer a suite of plumbing services tailored to ensure that your home's plumbing system are functioning seamlessly. Together, we can maintain the integrity of your plumbing infrastructure with our comprehensive services, promising a trouble-free home environment.
Plumbing Services For York, PA
OUR YORK, PA PLUMBING SERVICES
We fix, update, or repair faulty or outdated plumbing systems in your York, Pennsylvania home. After completing a thorough inspection, we'll identify the root cause of your plumbing failure and offer a detailed quote of service to meet your tailored need. Our fully equipped trucks are prepared to repair toilets, sinks, faucets, shower drains, sump pumps, hot water heaters, water filtration systems, and everything in between. We can perform:
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Toilet replacement
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Faucet replacement
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Clear and replace Sink Traps
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Repair Garbage Disposals
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Fix Angle Stop Valves Over Toilet
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Service Kitchen Sinks
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Repair or replace Dishwashers
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Update or repair Bathroom fixtures
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Install Washer and Dry Hookups
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Install Valve Assembly Replacement for Mixing Valves
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New Plumbing Install
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Service Sandy Float System in the grinder pit
If you have water, you have Wenger!
Frequently Asked Questions
I have an emergency plumbing issue in York, PA. How fast can you get here?
We provide 24/7 Emergency Plumbing Services throughout York County. Whether you are in downtown York, Hanover, or Dillsburg, our trucks are fully stocked and ready to roll. We prioritize active leaks, bursting pipes, and sewage backups to prevent property damage. Pro Tip: If you have a burst pipe, locate your main water shut-off valve immediately before calling us to minimize water damage.
The water pressure in my York County home is low. Is this a well pump issue?
It depends on where you live. If you are in a rural area like Littlestown or Jefferson and rely on a private well, low pressure often indicates a failing well pump, a waterlogged pressure tank, or a clogged sediment filter. However, if you live in an older home in York City or Red Lion with public water, the issue is often due to old galvanized steel pipes that have corroded internally, restricting flow. We can perform a simple pressure test to diagnose the exact cause.
Do I need a water softener in York County?
Yes, most homes in our area benefit significantly from a water softener. Water hardness in York County varies but can be very high—areas like Hanover often see hardness levels upwards of 17 grains per gallon (gpg), which is considered "very hard." Without treatment, this mineral buildup will destroy water heaters, clog showerheads, and leave scale on your fixtures. We install custom water treatment systems designed specifically to handle York’s mineral-heavy water profiles.
My basement in York floods during heavy rain. Can you fix my sump pump?
Absolutely. With the rolling hills and variable water tables in Southern York County, a working sump pump is non-negotiable. If your pump is making strange noises, cycling on and off too frequently, or failed during the last storm, we can repair or replace it. We also highly recommend installing a battery backup sump pump system, so your basement stays dry even if the power goes out during a summer thunderstorm or winter nor'easter.
My historic home in York has old plumbing. Can you update it without ruining the walls?
We specialize in updating the plumbing in York’s historic Victorian and Colonial-era homes. Many of these properties still have cast iron drains or lead water lines that are reaching the end of their lifespan. We use modern, non-invasive techniques like PEX piping to repipe homes with minimal disruption to your walls and ceilings, preserving the historic charm of your property while ensuring your plumbing is safe and code-compliant.
Should I switch to a tankless water heater, and do they work in York, PA winters?
Tankless water heaters are an excellent choice for York County homeowners, but fuel source matters. Because our groundwater temperature drops significantly in the winter (often below 40°F), electric tankless units often struggle to keep up with demand unless you have a massive electrical service upgrade. However, gas-fired tankless units (Propane or Natural Gas) perform exceptionally well here. They provide endless hot water and, more importantly, they are not prone to the sediment buildup that destroys traditional tank-style heaters in our hard-water areas like Hanover and Dover. If you plan to stay in your home for 10+ years, a tankless unit is often the smarter investment. Pro Tip: If you stick with a traditional tank, you must flush it once a year to remove the sediment, or your warranty may be voided.