Delaware County's inner-ring suburbs are some of the oldest housing stock in the region — stone twins in Havertown, brick rowhouses in Upper Darby, and pre-war colonials in Drexel Hill and Springfield. That character comes with aging sewer laterals, original plumbing, and foundations that have seen a century of freeze-thaw cycles.

When heavy rain overwhelms older municipal systems, sewage backups are the call we get most in Delco. Darby Creek and Crum Creek also flood low-lying neighborhoods, and Media's borough homes sit close enough to waterways to feel every major storm.

Sewage cleanup technician in protective suit working at a Delaware County home

Why Delaware County Homes Call Us

  • Aging clay and cast-iron sewer laterals crack with age — during heavy rain, municipal systems back up into basements in Upper Darby, Drexel Hill, and surrounding towns.
  • Stone and brick twins share party walls, so water and mold problems in one unit often affect the neighbor — proper containment matters.
  • Darby Creek and Crum Creek flood corridors put homes in parts of the county at repeated risk during nor'easters and tropical systems.
  • Original plumbing and water heaters in pre-war homes fail without warning, often while homeowners are at work or away.

Our Services in Delaware County

Communities We Serve in Delaware County

  • Broomall
  • Chester
  • Drexel Hill
  • Havertown
  • Media
  • Newtown Square
  • Springfield
  • Upper Darby

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