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Serving Wrightsville, 17368

Clog Removal in Wrightsville, PA

If the plunger only helps for a while when your Wrightsville toilet clogs, the old pipe may be the problem. About 46% of homes here went up before 1940. Call now. A real person picks up 24/7.

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Wrightsville's old pipes
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Shower floor drain set in a pebble tile floor
Repeat clog

Plunger only helps for a few days?

Why it happens in Wrightsville

The typical Wrightsville home dates to 1944, by Census estimates, with about 70% built before 1960 and about 23% attached. Houses that old usually started with cast iron and clay. Scale builds up in iron, and roots get into clay joints. The plunger pushes a hole through, and the clog closes back in.

What to try, and when to call us

A cable machine clears the full line, and a camera shows whether it's scale, roots or a break.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau

Old cast iron drain pipe crusted with grease and buildup
Floor drain

Basement floor drain gurgling in wet weather?

What causes it in Wrightsville

The Landisville 2 NW station shows a normal near 45 inches a year, with around 11 one-inch days. In old laterals, saturated ground means more water in the pipe, and the basement floor drain and the lowest toilet are where you notice it.

What you can do right now

Don't use the floor drain as an outlet for a sump pump or washer if it's already slow. Have the line cleared first.

Source: NOAA NCEI

Kitchen sink full of standing water that won't drain
Whose line

Authority's sewer or your lateral?

Why Wrightsville homes see this

The Wrightsville Borough Municipal Authority handles water, sewer and trash billing from 601 Water Street. Its 2024 rate sheet lists a $778 connection fee and a $2,335 tapping fee for new connections.

When to stop and call

For an existing house, the lateral and drains are the owner's to keep clear. A clog there is a call to us.

Source: Wrightsville Borough Municipal Authority

Why drains back up in Wrightsville

The local numbers behind the problems above, each with its source.

46%

of Wrightsville homes built before 1940

Source: U.S. Census Bureau
$778

sewer connection fee (2024 rate sheet)

Source: Wrightsville Borough Municipal Authority
$2,335

sewer tapping fee (2024 rate sheet)

Source: Wrightsville Borough Municipal Authority
45.2 in

precipitation per year recorded near town (Landisville 2 NW)

Source: NOAA NCEI

What to Do While You Wait in Wrightsville

Skip the chemical drain cleaner. It can splash back and it can't clear a main line.

  • Stop running water if more than one drain is backing up.
  • Don't pour chemical cleaner into standing water. It can splash back when the plumber opens the line.
  • If you know where the cleanout is, clear the area around it.
  • Keep children and pets away from dirty water.
Service area

Where We Take Calls

Wrightsville, York County, ZIP codes 17368. Not sure your address is covered? Call and we'll check.

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Wrightsville Clog Questions

Anything else? Call us. A real person picks up 24/7.

Who runs Wrightsville's sewer?

The Wrightsville Borough Municipal Authority, at the municipal office, 601 Water Street.

Why does my toilet clog again after plunging?

Scale in cast iron or roots in a clay lateral. A cable machine clears the line and a camera shows the cause.

What does a new sewer connection cost?

The 2024 rate sheet lists a $778 connection fee and a $2,335 tapping fee.

Should I try a chemical drain cleaner first?

Not in old iron pipe or on standing water. It can damage the pipe and doesn't fix scale or roots.

Plumber feeding a drain cable machine into a yard sewer cleanout

Drain Backed Up in Wrightsville?

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