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Plumbing Services in Orange Township, OH

Orange Township, in southern Delaware County, was organized in 1816 and was once an unbroken forest between Alum Creek and the Olentangy River. The 1827 Gooding House and Tavern on US 23 still stands from that era. Today it's one of the fastest-growing parts of central Ohio, home to Lewis Center, Evans Farm, the Polaris area and Olentangy schools, with more than 37,000 residents. Benjamin Franklin Plumbing of Delaware is based just up the road in Delaware.

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Plumbing Services in Orange Township

  • Emergency Plumbing: Burst pipes, failed sump pumps, sewer backups, water heater failures and no-water calls, including nights and weekends.
  • Water Heaters & Tankless: Tank and tankless repair, replacement and installation.
  • Sump Pumps & Basement Protection: Sump pump repair and replacement, battery backups and backwater protection.
  • Water Softeners & Filtration: Softeners and whole-home filtration to cut hard-water scale.
  • Drain Cleaning & Hydro Jetting: Camera inspection and hydro jetting for grease, buildup and roots.
  • Underground Downspouts & Yard Drainage: Buried downspout lines that clog in clay soil and send water back toward the foundation.
  • Sewer & Water Line Repair and Replacement: Camera diagnosis, repair and replacement.
  • Pressure Regulators, Leaks & Repiping: Pressure checks on every visit, pressure-reducing valves, leak repair and repiping.
  • Condo & Townhome Plumbing: Shutoff valves, supply lines and water heaters in attached homes.
  • Fixtures, Faucets, Toilets & Disposals: Repaired or installed.
  • Outdoor Plumbing: Frost-proof hose bibs and outdoor lines that hold up through an Ohio winter.

The Orange Township Plumbing Landscape

The township went from about 3,800 residents in 1990 to more than 37,000 today, and nearly all of that housing is in good shape and fairly new. Most homes were built in the 1990s, 2000s and 2010s, with newer areas like Evans Farm still being built. The calls we see most are first-generation equipment wearing out, including water heaters, sump pumps, pressure-reducing valves and fixtures, plus hard-water scale and the occasional backed-up downspout line.

The township lists Del-Co Water for water and the Delaware County Regional Sewer District for sewer, though providers can differ by address in the parts of the Polaris area that sit in Columbus or Westerville. Del-Co water is moderately hard, about 7 to 8 grains per gallon. The township's soil is glacial till that is commonly clay loam, so water drains slowly, and sump pumps and clear downspouts matter.

Orange Township Neighborhoods and Areas We Serve

  • Lewis Center
  • Evans Farm
  • Olentangy Meadows
  • Oak Creek and the Villages of Oak Creek
  • Glen Oak and the Estates of Glen Oak
  • Walker Wood
  • North Orange
  • The Meadows at Lewis Center
  • The Polaris area
  • Alum Creek Lake and State Park
  • The rest of Orange Township (ZIPs 43035 and 43015)

Orange Township Local Insight

Orange Township calls tend to repeat. Water heaters and sump pumps near the end of their service life. High water pressure wearing out fixtures and valves. Hard-water scale. That's why our techs test your water pressure and check the age of your water heater and sump pump on every visit. You get time to plan a replacement instead of scrambling when something quits. Our trucks are stocked, and most calls are fixed on the first visit.

Why Orange Township Chooses Benjamin Franklin Plumbing®

  • The On-Time Guarantee: If we're late, we pay you $5 for every minute, up to $300.
  • Up-Front Pricing: You see and approve the price before any work begins. No meter running.
  • 100% Satisfaction Guarantee: We stand behind our materials, labor and craftsmanship.
  • Licensed & Insured: Background-checked, drug-tested professionals. Ohio License #12313.
  • Locally Owned, Nationally Backed: Based in Delaware, with a national brand behind us.
  • Good, Better, Best Options: Clear choices on every repair or replacement, with financing available.
  • Benjamin Franklin Plumbing® Club: Annual plumbing inspections, priority service and member discounts.

Seasonal Plumbing in Orange Township

Before the first hard freeze, disconnect your garden hoses, shut off and drain the outdoor faucets, and insulate any pipes in unheated spaces. Test the sump pump and its battery backup before the spring rain and snowmelt. Flush the water heater once a year to clear sediment and scale. If water pools near the foundation after a storm, have the buried downspouts checked.

Schedule Plumbing Service in Orange Township Today

Call Benjamin Franklin Plumbing of Delaware or book your appointment online. We serve Orange Township, Lewis Center and the rest of the Delaware County area.

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Emergency Response Plumbing Services

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When you need plumbing repairs now, we’ll be there. Our 24/7 home plumbers are available to address your emergency plumbing service needs day or night.

Whether you have an emergency burst pipe, a water leak, or an overflowing toilet, we’re here to help. And we don’t just fix the problem, we take preventive measures to stop it from happening again.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which areas does Orange Township include?

Lewis Center is the main community, and the township also covers Evans Farm, the Alum Creek Lake shoreline and part of the Polaris area. We serve all of it.

How long does a water heater last in an Orange Township home?

Most tank water heaters last 8 to 12 years, and hard water can shorten that. A lot of Orange Township homes built in the 1990s and 2000s are already on their second water heater. If yours is past 10 years old, rusting at the base or popping as it heats, have us look at it before it fails.

Is the water hard in Orange Township?

Del-Co Water says its water is about 7 to 8 grains per gallon, which is moderately hard. That leaves scale in water heaters and fixtures over time, and a softener helps. We can test your water and tell you if one makes sense.

How do I keep my basement dry?

Make sure your sump pump works, add a battery backup, and check that your downspouts carry water well away from the house. In clay soil, clogged or collapsed underground downspout lines are a common cause of wet basements.

Do you work on condos and townhomes?

Yes. We repair shutoff valves, supply lines, water heaters, faucets and drains in attached homes, and we can coordinate with your HOA or property manager when needed.

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