Plumber in Mt. Lebanon, PA
Classic 1920s South Hills housing — slate roofs, brick Tudors, and plumbing that rewards patience. Our lane.
What working in Mt. Lebanon actually looks like.
Mt. Lebanon is 1920s South Hills housing done right — brick Tudors, Foursquares, and Colonials with slate roofs, narrow driveways, and finished basements that were never meant to be touched. The plumbing reflects that era: original galvanized supply, cast-iron drain stacks, lead-pan shower bases, and recessed tubs that weigh 400 pounds. We work these houses the way they should be worked — carefully, respectfully, and properly.
Plumbing Repairs
Fast, reliable repair work in Mt. Lebanon homes.
Residential Service
Full-service plumbing for Mt. Lebanon homeowners.
Commercial Plumbing
Businesses and tenants in and around Mt. Lebanon.
What you get when you call us.
- Dozens of Mt. Lebanon homes in our service history
- Experience with 1920s cast-iron stack replacement and lead-pan shower rebuilds
- Careful work in finished basements and on finished plaster walls
- Written flat-rate pricing before we pick up a tool
- Licensed, bonded, and insured in Pennsylvania
Mt. Lebanon neighborhoods & corridors we cover
Don't see your specific street? Call — we cover the whole Mt. Lebanon area.
Problems we see in Mt. Lebanon homes.
Cast-Iron Stack Replacement
Original Mt. Lebanon waste stacks are 90+ years old. They rust from the inside, pit through, and eventually leak onto the basement ceiling or into a wall. We replace full stacks cleanly, in PVC or hubless cast, with minimal finish work.
Lead-Pan Shower Failures
Period Mt. Lebanon baths often have lead-pan shower bases that eventually pinhole and leak downward — usually into the dining room ceiling. A full shower rebuild with a modern pan and proper waterproofing is the real fix.
Galvanized Supply Repipe
Very few Mt. Lebanon originals are still fully on galvanized, but plenty have sections still in service — usually hot runs to the second floor. Pressure drop and rust water are the tell; a targeted repipe to copper or PEX clears it.
Need a plumber in Mt. Lebanon?
Describe what's going on — we'll tell you what's wrong and what it costs to fix.