A port town's water infrastructure, courthouse to waterfront
Mount Vernon incorporated in 1832 and grew into a major Ohio River port, with traffic peaking between 1850 and 1870 and the modern Ports of Indiana-Mount Vernon complex now the seventh-largest inland port in the country. A town built up over nearly two centuries around river commerce carries water and drain infrastructure from several distinct eras, from the original county-seat core to development around the modern port.
Repiping and drain service across two centuries of construction
Plumbing work in Mount Vernon has to account for that range -- older homes near the historic courthouse district often need different supply-line and drain-and-sewer attention than newer construction nearer the port complex.