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If you own a home or business in the York, Lancaster, Harrisburg, Reading, Downingtown, or West Chester area, your search for complete plumbing service is over. Groff’s is ready to deliver fast, affordable services like plumbing system upgrades, leak detection, pipe replacement, plumbing inspection, and many more.
If you have a leak, burst pipe, no water, burst pressure tank or water heater, or a broken sump pump, we’re here to help. Call us anytime, day or night, for emergency service.
Why call more than one plumbing company if you don’t have to? Instead, get it all done with one call, with one payment, and with one company that’s been in the industry since 1987.
Have a leak? Even if you don’t know where the water’s coming from, we’ll find and repair it so you can get on with your day.
Need to re-pipe part of your home? Or the entire house? Need new plumbing for an addition or bathroom?
Hot water is a comfort that we’ve all grown accustomed to. When your water heater breaks, you want it fixed fast!
Sinks backed up? Water backing up into the basement? Bad smell coming from your house drain? We’ll take care of it.
If you have a private well, it’s important that all components are working properly—including pump, tank, lines, and more.
For a sewer line collapse or pipe trenching for new home construction, we have the equipment and the know-how.
The plumbing services we perform also include the following:
Not only will you find a full line of plumbing services at Groff’s, but you can save time searching for an HVAC technician or electrician because we also deliver expert service in the following areas:
See how much time and money you can save by taking advantage of our special offers and bundling services together today.
We’re not just the Home Comfort Team, Groff’s also has your business covered with all the same plumbing services we supply to our residential customers.
Call us for plumbing services for your restaurant, medical office, small apartment building, or other small business today.
Remember to unhook the hose from your outdoor faucet before the temperature drops to prevent the water, that can’t drain from the faucet, from freezing. If the water freezes, the faucet will crack, causing a water leak.
Certain models of newer style outdoor faucets have a tendency to spray you when you turn them off with a hose still connected. Here are two simple solutions: hold the hose nozzle open while turning the faucet off or try turning the handle off very slowly. Both of these methods should allow the pressure to be released, thereby avoiding getting sprayed. Groff’s can easily replace these faucets with another style that doesn’t spray you.
Excessive water pressure in your house can damage your faucets and plumbing fixtures. Certain areas, with municipal water, have higher than recommended pressure. To prevent damage, have your water pressure tested and consider installing pressure-reducing valves to provide the proper water pressure for your home. For more information, contact the Groff’s Home Comfort Team today.
Do you have a sump pump in your basement? During a power outage, a sump pump won’t run. Prevent basement flooding with a backup battery-operated or water powered sump pump. Call Groff’s to schedule an installation.
Remember to keep your garage door closed in the winter if you have a utility sink in your garage or a bathroom above your garage. This will help prevent frozen pipes.
If you don’t have any hot water, here are some things to check. First check the breaker panel to make sure the breaker didn’t trip. Next check the reset button on the thermostat. If the reset button is tripped, push it in. If the reset button trips again, you’ll probably need to have your thermostat replaced. Call Groff’s to schedule a service call.
If you have a power vented water heater, it is important to keep the outside vent (PVC elbow) free from obstructions such as leaves or snow. To re-start your power vent after a power outage or tripped breaker, unplug the blower then plug it in again. If the water heater fails to restart, call Groff’s to schedule a service call.
Turn off your water at the main water shut-off if you are going to be away from your home for more than a few days. This can help eliminate water damage due to a leak or excessive water usage due to a malfunctioning toilet. The main water shut-off valve is usually located in the basement close to where the water line enters your house, either from a well or public water.
