Water Heater Repair in Enola, PA
About half of Enola's homes heat with electricity, so many have an electric water heater. Pennsylvania American Water is checking service lines across East Pennsboro Township for lead for free. If your water heater has quit or is leaking, call and get a plumber out.
What shapes water heater trouble in Enola
A mostly electric town with gas on some streets
About 51% of Enola homes heat with electricity, 33% with natural gas and 12% with fuel oil. The median home was built in 1969. About 40% are detached houses, 23% are attached and 25% are in buildings with five or more units, so you'll find water heaters in basements, utility closets and apartment mechanical rooms.
PPL's tariff lists East Pennsboro Township in its electric territory, and its rebate site listed $400 for an ENERGY STAR heat pump water heater in October 2026. UGI lists East Pennsboro Township among the areas it supplies with gas. If you smell gas, leave the house, then call UGI at 800-276-2722 or 911 from outside.
Lead line checks and new mains
Pennsylvania American Water supplies Enola. In November 2025 the township police shared the company's notice that crews from CDM Smith would go door to door across East Pennsboro, finding and replacing lead and galvanized service lines at no direct cost to homeowners. Crew members carry ID badges and wear high-visibility vests. You can book a free inspection or ask questions at 717-581-8599, weekdays 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
In 2025 the company also announced an $8.9 million project to replace more than 4.5 miles of water main in Cumberland County, and said it had already replaced aged eight-inch iron pipe on High Street in the township. Pennsylvania American Water customer service is at 1-800-565-7292.
Township rental inspections and permits
About 46% of Enola homes are rented. Township code requires each rental unit to be inspected at least once every 36 months, and the 2025 fee schedule charges landlords $25 per unit per year. The township enforces the 2006 International Property Maintenance Code. If you rent, tell your landlord about a water heater problem first.
The township says a building permit is required for construction, alteration, replacement, repair and equipment work, among other things. Chief Enforcement Officer Jason Foster is at 717-732-0711, ext. 1219.
Old clay pipe in parts of Enola
East Pennsboro's wastewater plant is designed for an average of 4.4 million gallons a day and serves most of the township. Its collection system includes 6-inch terracotta pipe in parts of Enola. The township fixes sewer problems in the public right-of-way, but for problems on private property it tells the homeowner to call a plumber.
Safe steps for Enola homes
- Leaking? Close the cold water valve on top of the tank.
- Turn off the gas valve or the breaker for the heater.
- Gas smell? UGI serves East Pennsboro Township. Leave the house, then call UGI at 800-276-2722 or 911 from outside.
Where we take calls
Enola, Cumberland County, ZIP codes 17025. Not sure your address is covered? Call and we'll check.
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Learn moreEnola water heater questions
Is my Enola water heater gas or electric?
Probably electric. About 51% of Enola homes heat with electricity and 33% with gas. The label on the heater will tell you.
Is Pennsylvania American Water replacing lead lines in Enola?
Yes. It is checking East Pennsboro Township for lead and galvanized service lines and replacing them at no direct cost. Call 717-581-8599 to book a free inspection.
How often are Enola rentals inspected?
At least once every 36 months under township code. The 2025 fee is $25 per unit per year.
Who is the gas company in Enola, PA?
UGI lists East Pennsboro Township in its supply regions. If you smell gas, leave first, then call UGI at 800-276-2722 or 911 from outside.
Where these local facts come from
- US Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020-2024 (via Census Reporter)
- PPL Electric Utilities, territory covered by the electric tariff
- PPL Electric, ENERGY STAR heat pump water heater rebate
- UGI Utilities, gas supply regions
- East Pennsboro Township Police (Crimewatch), Pennsylvania American Water lead service line replacement program (Nov. 14, 2025)
- Pennsylvania American Water, $8.9 million in water line upgrades in Cumberland County (2025)
- East Pennsboro Township Code, Chapter 11: Housing (rental inspections)
- East Pennsboro Township, 2025 fee schedule
- East Pennsboro Township, enforcement and property maintenance
- East Pennsboro Township, wastewater
Figures are the latest published by each source. Pricing and availability are set by the plumber.
No hot water in Enola?
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