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Water Line Repair and Repiping in York, PA

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Signs of a Water Line Problem

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- Water pressure has dropped across the house - Brown or rusty water, especially first thing in the morning - A wet or sunken spot in the yard between the street and the house - The water meter moves when nothing is running - A higher water bill with no change in use

Old Galvanized Pipe in York Homes

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Galvanized steel pipe was common in homes built before the 1960s, and York has many of them. Over the years it rusts from the inside, which narrows the pipe and lowers pressure. Eventually it starts to leak at threads and joints.

If your home has gray metal pipe with threaded fittings, ask a plumber to check its condition. Replacing it with copper or PEX can restore pressure and stop repeat leaks.

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Who Owns the Water Line?

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In York, the water utility generally owns the main in the street and the homeowner is usually responsible for the service line on their property. The York Water Company can tell you where the split is for your address. If the leak is on your side, a plumber handles the repair.

Repair Options

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| Option | Best for | | Spot repair | One leak in pipe that is otherwise good | | Service line replacement | Old or leaking line from meter to house | | Partial repipe | One area of the house with bad pipe | | Whole house repipe | Old galvanized throughout |

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Water Line Repair & Repiping Near York

We take calls from York and nearby towns, including West York, PA, Red Lion, PA, Dover, PA, Dallastown, PA, Manchester, PA.

FAQ

Water Line Repair & Repiping FAQs

Why is my water pressure so low?

In older York homes, the most common cause is galvanized pipe narrowed by rust inside. A leak or failing pressure valve can also be the cause.

How long does a repipe take?

It depends on the size of the home. Many repipes take a few days. The plumber can give you a timeline after an inspection.

Who do I call about a leak at the meter?

Call your water utility for leaks on their side of the meter. For leaks on your side, call a plumber.

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