Areas we serve
Genuinely local service across Harrisburg.
Camp Hill
Peace Church sits on the ground where the Battle of Sporting Hill was fought in June 1863, which tells you how long people have lived in Cam…
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Mechanicsburg
Water hardness in the Mechanicsburg area is worth knowing about before you talk to a plumber. The local system has measured about 8 grains p…
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Lemoyne
Lemoyne sits on the west bank of the Susquehanna, directly across from Harrisburg, and its housing looks a lot like the older neighborhoods …
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Enola
Enola is a census-designated place inside East Pennsboro Township, not a borough of its own, and most of its housing came after the war. The…
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New Cumberland
In New Cumberland, one company handles both water and sewer. Pennsylvania American Water serves the borough's water and bought its wastewate…
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Hershey
Hershey was built as a company town between 1903 and 1905, and the original homes had electricity, indoor plumbing and central heating. That…
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Hummelstown's brownstone was quarried from 1867 to 1929, and the historical society building and the brownstone church on Main Street are st…
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Middletown
The January average low at Harrisburg International, which sits at Middletown, is 23.0 F. The region sees about 101 nights a year at or belo…
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Find the main shutoff before you do anything else, and do it now if water is moving. In Linglestown the median home was built in 1969, so th…
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Colonial Park
The leak that does the most damage in a place like Colonial Park is often the one nobody can see. The median home was built in 1969, with ab…
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Many of the houses on Second Mountain above Dauphin began as early-1900s Hillside second homes, built for summer use and now lived in all ye…
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Palmyra is in Lebanon County, not Dauphin, and that matters when you call a utility or look up a permit. The borough has its own character: …
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