Plumbing behind 200 years of river-town construction
Newburgh's building stock runs from its 1803 founding and 1818 platting as Sprinklesburgh through its years as a busy Ohio River port by 1850, all the way to homes built long after the railroad bypassed the town in favor of Evansville. That span of construction eras means Newburgh has some of the oldest supply lines and drain systems anywhere in the eight towns around Evansville.
Matching repairs to a property's real age
A leak diagnosis or repiping job in Newburgh's older river-facing core is a different job than the same task in a newer home further from the water, simply because the underlying pipe generation is different. Plumbing repairs here start with figuring out which era of construction a property actually belongs to.