Gibson County's largest town, its widest range of pipe generations
Princeton became the Gibson County seat in 1814, after the original choice of Patoka proved too flood-prone, and has grown into the largest of Evansville's eight surrounding towns in this group. A town that size, built up over two centuries, has more generations of water and drain infrastructure in the ground than any of its smaller neighbors.
Scaling plumbing work to Princeton's size
From the original 1814 high-ground townsite to the town's newer subdivisions, water heater installation, drain and sewer service, and repiping needs vary more across Princeton than across its smaller neighbors, simply because there's more built history to account for.