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Serving Shrewsbury, 17361

Clog Removal in Shrewsbury, PA

Shrewsbury Borough's sewer system also collects sewage from Railroad Borough and parts of Shrewsbury and Hopewell townships. Toilet won't flush, kitchen sink backed up or water coming back out of a drain? Call and talk to a local plumber.

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Shrewsbury at a glance

What Shapes Clogs in Shrewsbury

Local numbers that matter for drains here, each with its source.

4

municipalities whose sewage the borough system collects

Source: Shrewsbury Borough
44%

of Shrewsbury homes built from 1960 to 1979

Source: U.S. Census Bureau
80%

of households own their home

Source: U.S. Census Bureau
47.9 in

average yearly precipitation at the Millers 4 NE station

Source: NOAA NCEI
Bathroom sink P-trap under the vanity
Sewer system

A borough system with neighbors on it

Shrewsbury Borough's Public Works page says the sewer system collects sewage from Shrewsbury Borough, Railroad Borough and portions of Shrewsbury and Hopewell townships, and that the borough monitors its wastewater system. The borough office is at 35 W. Railroad Avenue, 717-235-4371, with a drop box for water, sewer and refuse payments.

Source: Shrewsbury Borough

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Homes

1960s and 1970s houses, mostly owned

Census figures place the median Shrewsbury build year at 1986, but about 44% were built from 1960 to 1979 and only about 9% before 1940. About 77% are detached and about 80% of households own. Fifty-year-old drain lines collect grease and scale. If the kitchen sink is slow every winter, or the basement toilet gurgles, have the line cabled before it backs up.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau

Bathtub with dirty water sitting over the drain
Weather

Snow and rain in the hills

The Millers 4 NE station shows a 1991-2020 normal near 48 inches a year, with around 13 one-inch days and about 34 inches of snow. Snowmelt and storms soak the ground, and old laterals let water in. Drains that slow down for a day after a storm are a sign the line needs a look.

Source: NOAA NCEI

Before the Plumber Arrives in Shrewsbury

Skip the chemical drain cleaner. It can splash back and it can't clear a main line.

  • Stop running water if more than one drain is backing up.
  • Don't pour chemical cleaner into standing water. It can splash back when the plumber opens the line.
  • If you know where the cleanout is, clear the area around it.
  • Keep children and pets away from dirty water.
Service area

Where We Take Calls

Shrewsbury, York County, ZIP codes 17361. Not sure your address is covered? Call and we'll check.

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FAQ

Shrewsbury Clog Questions

Ask the plumber anything else when you call.

Who runs Shrewsbury's sewer?

Shrewsbury Borough Public Works. The borough office is at 35 W. Railroad Avenue, 717-235-4371.

Which areas use the Shrewsbury sewer?

Shrewsbury Borough, Railroad Borough and portions of Shrewsbury and Hopewell townships.

When were most Shrewsbury homes built?

Census data date the middle house to 1986, with about 44% built from 1960 to 1979.

Can I drop off my sewer payment?

Yes. The borough has an outside drop box at the municipal building. Don't put cash in it.

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