Areas We Serve
We serve the Elizabethtown 17022 ZIP area: the borough, three townships and the villages between them. Find your area below.
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Where we work
Six area pages, one for each part of the 17022 ZIP we serve. Each describes the homes there, the lines they usually carry, and what tends to go wrong, so you can see your own street in the picture.
Elizabethtown Borough
The borough's oldest brick and frame homes sit on the oldest service lines, many entering through basement walls. This page covers what fails in these lines and how work proceeds on tight borough lots.
Elizabethtown Borough
Mount Joy Township
The township's 1970s to 2010s subdivisions surround the borough with larger lots and longer line runs. Copper and polyethylene lines here fail at joints and curb stops rather than along their length.
Mount Joy Township
West Donegal Township
South and west of the borough, newer subdivisions sit beside rural lots with long service runs. Younger lines, but distance from the street and deep frost still drive failures here.
West Donegal Township
Conewago Township
North across the county line, Conewago mixes suburban homes with rural land. This page covers water line work for homes on public water in this part of the 17022 area.
Conewago Township
Bellaire & Aberdeen
Two Mount Joy Township villages where older village homes stand beside newer infill. Original lines under old farmsteads are the common call here, with newer homes on copper or polyethylene.
Bellaire & Aberdeen
Milton Grove & Anchor
Villages toward the township's rural edge, with homes on large lots. A note for this area: our work covers homes on public water; private wells and on-lot septic are outside our scope.
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