Harrisburg, PA
The median Harrisburg home was built in 1947, and Capital Region Water owns the mains while the homeowner owns the service line and sewer lateral. Start at the Harrisburg Pipe Repair Line homepage.
Camp Hill, PA
Camp Hill (17011): median home built 1953; Pennsylvania American Water owns the main to the curb stop, the owner owns the rest.
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Mechanicsburg, PA
Mechanicsburg (17055): 34 percent of homes predate 1940, water hardness runs about 8 to 12 grains per gallon, and the borough owns its sewer plant.
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Lemoyne, PA
Lemoyne (17043) sits across the Susquehanna from Harrisburg; median home built 1949, sewer from the Lemoyne Municipal Authority.
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Enola, PA
Enola (17025) is part of East Pennsboro Township; most housing is post-war, with a median build year of 1969.
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New Cumberland, PA
New Cumberland (17070): Pennsylvania American Water handles both water and sewer, having bought the borough system in 2016.
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Hershey, PA
Hershey (17033) was built as a company town in 1903 to 1905; water comes from the softer Hershey system, sewer from the Derry Township Municipal Authority.
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Hummelstown, PA
Hummelstown (17036) mixes brownstone-era houses with newer ones; about 17 percent predate 1940.
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Middletown, PA
Middletown (17057): Veolia runs water and sewer under a concession agreement, and the borough has its own electric utility.
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Linglestown, PA
Linglestown (17112) sits against Blue Mountain; only about 5 percent of homes predate 1940, and the main is often in a utility room.
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Colonial Park, PA
Colonial Park (17109) straddles three ZIPs, and the water supplier changes by address, so check the bill.
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Dauphin, PA
Dauphin (17018): many Second Mountain houses began as summer homes, the kind most likely to freeze in January.
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Palmyra, PA
Palmyra (17078) is in Lebanon County, not Dauphin, which matters for utilities and permits.
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