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About Lebanon Plumbing Pros
A Lebanon, PA plumbing company built around a simple observation: this town's homeowners kept getting the same raw deal — no published prices, voicemail after hours, sewer quotes with no camera footage, and not one plumber's website in Spanish in a city where a third of households speak it at home. We built the plumber we couldn't find.
1530 Cumberland St, Lebanon, PA 17042 · Open 24 hours, 7 days · Se habla español
Our story
Lebanon is a working town of brick row houses, most of them built before 1940, on streets where everybody knows whose truck is parked outside whose house. It's also a town where about 40% of homes still drain through original cast iron, where the water is very hard, and where a sewer lateral can sit quietly under clay-and-shale soil for decades before it picks the worst possible weekend to fail.
Lebanon Plumbing Pros started with the gaps, because the gaps were obvious. Nobody in this market published a price for anything. Nobody explained that the sewer line under your street is yours to fix. Nobody explained the city's permit rule — when a job needs one and when it doesn't. And in a city that is about 45% Hispanic/Latino, nobody — not one local plumbing company — offered a word of Spanish service.
So the company was built backwards from those gaps: publish the prices, show the camera footage, answer the phone at 2 a.m., handle the permits, and habla español. That's the whole story, and it's also the business plan.
How we work
- You call. A person answers. Day or night. Tell us what's happening; we'll tell you honestly whether it's an emergency or can wait until morning.
- We diagnose before we quote. On drain and sewer work, that means a camera down the line — you see the same footage we do.
- One flat price, approved by you. Before work starts. If we find something new mid-job, we stop and re-quote. Nothing extra happens without your say-so.
- The right fix, not the biggest one. If a snaking will do it, we won't sell you a jetting. If the pipe is done, we'll show you why.
- Clean up, follow up. Shoe covers, drop cloths, debris hauled out — and a check-in after the job. If something we touched isn't right, we come back.
What we know: Lebanon's plumbing, specifically
- Pre-1940 cast iron. Rough, scaled, root-prone drains are the default in the city's oldest neighborhoods — we plan for them instead of being surprised by them.
- Very hard water. Lebanon County water is classified very hard — regional estimates put it around 14 grains per gallon (about 240 mg/L). It eats water heaters and narrows pipes; our advice accounts for it.
- Clay-and-shale over limestone. Shifting soil cracks and bellies buried laterals; tree roots finish the job. Camera first, always.
- Lead service lines. Homes built before 1986 — and especially before 1940 — are the risk zone. We can tell you how to check yours.
- Freeze season, November to March. January lows around 20°F. Frozen and burst pipes are a Lebanon winter ritual we'd rather prevent than repair.
- Well & septic country. Outside the city, it's pumps, pressure tanks, and septic systems under PA's Act 537 rules. Different world, same standard of work.
Who we serve
That's who we are. How can we help?
Emergency, slow drain, dead water heater, or a sewer line you're worried about — start with a call.
📞 Call (717) 722-9868