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Disclaimer
Last updated October 6, 2026. Who we are, who does the work, and how to check a contractor yourself.
Who we are
Lebanon Plumbers is a marketing business operating at lebanonplumbers.com. We are not a plumbing contractor, and we do not hold a plumbing license or a Home Improvement Contractor registration of our own. When you call or send the form, we take down what is going on and arrange a visit.
Who does the work
Every job is done by our independent partners: licensed and insured plumbers who work across Lebanon County. They are separate businesses, not our employees. The plumber who comes out gives you the price, does the work you agree to, and is responsible for that work and its warranty.
How we are paid
Our partners pay us for the jobs we arrange for them. You do not pay Lebanon Plumbers anything. You pay for the plumbing work you agreed to, and nothing else.
What we check, and what we do not
We work only with plumbers who are licensed and insured. We do not supervise their work on site, and we do not guarantee the result. Any agreement for the job, its price and its warranty is between you and the plumber who does it.
How to check a registration
Pennsylvania requires most home improvement contractors to register with the Attorney General. You can look up any contractor's registration on the state's Home Improvement Contractor search. Ask the plumber for their registration number when they arrive.
Photographs
The photographs on this site are illustrations generated for it. They are not pictures of our partners, their staff, their vehicles or jobs they have completed.
Sources
The local facts on this site, such as which utility serves which town, what the lead line programs cover and what Lebanon County well tests tend to find, come from these public sources. They were checked when the pages were written; each organization's own page is the current word.
Lead service lines and who replaces them
- US EPA, Lead and Copper Rule Improvements
- US EPA, Protect Your Tap: a quick check for lead
- Pennsylvania American Water, lead and drinking water
- Pennsylvania American Water, lead service line replacement program
- PA Public Utility Commission, 2019 order on Pennsylvania American Water's customer-owned lead lines
- PENNVEST, lead line replacement funding
Water and sewer suppliers
- City of Lebanon Authority
- City of Lebanon Authority, water questions
- City of Lebanon Authority, sewer questions
- Myerstown Borough, public water
- Fredericksburg Sewer and Water Authority
- PA DEP, Fredericksburg Sewer and Water Authority treatment plant fact sheet
- PA DEP, fact sheet for Pennsylvania American Water's Hershey system (Swatara and Manada Creeks)
- Newmanstown Water Authority
- Millcreek-Richland Joint Authority
- Millcreek Township, resident information
- Richland Borough, services
Well water
- Penn State Extension, testing and interpreting residential water
- Penn State Extension, corrosive water problems
- Penn State Extension, interpreting your water test report
Digging, sinkholes and local events
- Pennsylvania 811, homeowner questions
- Pennsylvania 811, Underground Utility Line Protection Law (Act 287, as amended)
- LebTown, Palmyra Borough reviews subsurface and stormwater investigation report (August 2026)
- abc27, boil water advisory after the water main break at 12th and Lehman Streets
Sump pumps and flooding
- National Weather Service, Tropical Storm Lee flooding (September 2011)
- USGS, Tropical Storm Lee flood extent and depth maps for Pennsylvania
- National Weather Service, August 31, 2018 flood summary
- North Lebanon Township Municipal Authority, inflow and infiltration notice (sump pumps and the sanitary sewer)
- Pentair, sump pump troubleshooting
- Zoeller, sump pump life expectancy
- Ferguson, sump pump backup options
Local history
- Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission, incorporation dates for Lebanon County municipalities
- Heidelberg Township, history of Schaefferstown
Questions
Use the contact form or call (717) 473-8422.