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Do You Serve Duncansville?

Yes. We serve all of Duncansville Borough (ZIP 16635), the small borough on US-22 just west of Hollidaysburg, along Blair Gap Run. We also cover the homes around it in Allegheny Township and Blair Township.

Calls are answered 24/7, including weekends and holidays, and the price is agreed before any work starts. Duncansville is close to Hollidaysburg and Altoona, so help is not far away.

Duncansville Plumbing: Local Facts

ZIP code16635
PopulationAbout 1,260 (2020 Census)
LocationOn US-22, just west of Hollidaysburg
Water & sewer officeDuncansville Borough, 315 14th St — (814) 695-9548
StreamBlair Gap Run flows through the borough
Housing ageMedian home built around 1980; about 11% built before 1940
Road workPennDOT bridge replacement over Blair Gap Run started April 2026

Sources: Duncansville Borough, U.S. Census Bureau (ACS), PennDOT. Public records differ on where the borough’s water comes from, so check your water bill or call the borough office to confirm your supplier.

Common Plumbing Problems in Duncansville Homes

  • Water heaters in 1970s–80s homes. Many Duncansville homes were built around 1980. Original plumbing from that era is now 40+ years old, and many tanks have been replaced more than once. Rusty water, rumbling or a leak at the bottom means it is time. See water heater repair.
  • Basement water near Blair Gap Run. Homes on low ground near the stream can see high groundwater in heavy rain and snowmelt. A working sump pump — ideally with a battery backup — matters here. See sump pumps & basement water.
  • Clogged drains and sewer laterals. Tree roots and grease build-up in the line from the house to the street cause slow drains and backups. See drain & sewer cleaning.
  • Frozen pipes. Duncansville gets hard Blair County winters. Pipes in crawl spaces, garages and on outside walls freeze first. See frozen & burst pipes.
  • Older homes near the center. About one in ten homes is pre-1940, and these may still have galvanized steel water lines that clog with rust and lose pressure.

Plumber or Utility? Who to Call in Duncansville

Duncansville Borough runs its own water and sewer office. Here is who to call for common problems:

ProblemWho to call
No water on the whole street, or a leak in the roadDuncansville Borough office — (814) 695-9548
Water bill, meter or boil-water noticeDuncansville Borough office
Sewer backing up into your basementCall us first — most backups are in the private line. If the borough main is blocked, we will tell you.
Leak inside the house or in your yard lineA plumber — call us 24/7
No hot water, no heat, frozen pipeA plumber — call us 24/7
Smell of gasLeave the house and call your gas utility or 911 from outside

Plumbing & Heating Services in Duncansville

Duncansville Plumbing FAQs

Do you serve Duncansville, PA 16635?

Yes. We serve all of Duncansville Borough and the nearby parts of Allegheny and Blair Townships. Calls are answered 24/7.

Who supplies water in Duncansville?

The borough runs its own water and sewer office at 315 14th St, (814) 695-9548. Public records differ on the exact water source, so the borough office is the best place to confirm. For anything inside your home, call a plumber.

How long does a water heater last in Duncansville?

Most tank water heaters last about 8–12 years. Hard winters and sediment can shorten that. If yours is over 10 years old and leaking or making noise, replacement is usually the better value.

Need a Plumber in Duncansville Now?

Calls are answered 24/7 — nights, weekends and holidays. Tell us your address in Duncansville and what is happening, and we will get help on the way.

Smell gas? Leave the house first, then call Peoples Natural Gas or 911.