Areas We Cover

We cover Philadelphia and the four collar counties. 113 places are listed below, each linked to the page covering the ground it sits on.

The list is a finding aid, not the limit of the service area. Anywhere in these five counties is in range whether or not it is named here.

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Philadelphia neighborhoods and housing seen across the city toward Center City

Every Place, A To Z

Find your place name and it takes you to the page covering it. Where somewhere sits on the edge of two, both are listed.

A

  • AbingtonMontgomery CountyWidest range of tank sizes, 275 up to 1,000 gallons
  • Academy GardensNortheast Philadelphia1920s to 1960s, and it varies by street. Buried in the yard or under a driveway
  • AmblerMontgomery CountyWidest range of tank sizes, 275 up to 1,000 gallons
  • AndorraRoxborough and ManayunkStreets climbing a 300 foot river canyon. In a cut, a terrace or a small level yard
  • ArdmoreMontgomery CountyWidest range of tank sizes, 275 up to 1,000 gallons
  • AvondaleChester CountyPrivate wells and septic share the ground with the tank

B

  • Bala CynwydMontgomery CountyWidest range of tank sizes, 275 up to 1,000 gallons
  • BensalemBucks CountyLevittown houses are slab built, so the tank is outside
  • BridesburgThe River Wards1860s to the 1920s, some earlier. Basement, or a very small rear yard
  • BristolBucks CountyLevittown houses are slab built, so the tank is outside
  • Bucks CountyBucks CountyLevittown houses are slab built, so the tank is outside
  • BustletonNortheast Philadelphia1920s to 1960s, and it varies by street. Buried in the yard or under a driveway

C

  • Castor GardensNortheast Philadelphia1920s to 1960s, and it varies by street. Buried in the yard or under a driveway
  • Cedar ParkWest Philadelphia1890s to the 1920s. Buried in a deep rear yard
  • CheltenhamMontgomery CountyWidest range of tank sizes, 275 up to 1,000 gallons
  • Chester CountyChester CountyPrivate wells and septic share the ground with the tank
  • Chestnut HillNorthwest PhiladelphiaNineteenth century into the 1930s. Well away from the house, sized for it
  • CoatesvilleChester CountyPrivate wells and septic share the ground with the tank
  • Cobbs CreekWest Philadelphia1890s to the 1920s. Buried in a deep rear yard
  • CollingdaleDelaware CountyPermit comes from one of forty-nine municipalities
  • ConshohockenMontgomery CountyWidest range of tank sizes, 275 up to 1,000 gallons

D

  • DarbyDelaware CountyPermit comes from one of forty-nine municipalities
  • Delaware CountyDelaware CountyPermit comes from one of forty-nine municipalities
  • Dickinson NarrowsSouth PhiladelphiaTwo-storey row, minimal or no rear yard. In the basement far more often than buried
  • DowningtownChester CountyPrivate wells and septic share the ground with the tank
  • DoylestownBucks CountyLevittown houses are slab built, so the tank is outside
  • Drexel HillDelaware CountyPermit comes from one of forty-nine municipalities

E

  • East FallsNorthwest PhiladelphiaRoxborough and ManayunkNineteenth century into the 1930s. Well away from the house, sized for it
  • East KensingtonThe River Wards1860s to the 1920s, some earlier. Basement, or a very small rear yard
  • East Mount AiryNorthwest PhiladelphiaNineteenth century into the 1930s. Well away from the house, sized for it
  • ExtonChester CountyPrivate wells and septic share the ground with the tank

F

  • Fairless HillsBucks CountyLevittown houses are slab built, so the tank is outside
  • FishtownThe River Wards1860s to the 1920s, some earlier. Basement, or a very small rear yard
  • Fox ChaseNortheast Philadelphia1920s to 1960s, and it varies by street. Buried in the yard or under a driveway
  • FrankfordNortheast Philadelphia1920s to 1960s, and it varies by street. Buried in the yard or under a driveway

G

  • Garden CourtWest Philadelphia1890s to the 1920s. Buried in a deep rear yard
  • GermantownNorthwest PhiladelphiaNineteenth century into the 1930s. Well away from the house, sized for it
  • Girard EstateSouth PhiladelphiaTwo-storey row, minimal or no rear yard. In the basement far more often than buried
  • Grays FerrySouth PhiladelphiaTwo-storey row, minimal or no rear yard. In the basement far more often than buried

H

  • HaddingtonWest Philadelphia1890s to the 1920s. Buried in a deep rear yard
  • HavertownDelaware CountyPermit comes from one of forty-nine municipalities
  • Holme CircleNortheast Philadelphia1920s to 1960s, and it varies by street. Buried in the yard or under a driveway
  • Honey BrookChester CountyPrivate wells and septic share the ground with the tank

J

  • JenkintownMontgomery CountyWidest range of tank sizes, 275 up to 1,000 gallons
  • JuniataThe River Wards1860s to the 1920s, some earlier. Basement, or a very small rear yard

K

  • Kennett SquareChester CountyPrivate wells and septic share the ground with the tank
  • KensingtonThe River Wards1860s to the 1920s, some earlier. Basement, or a very small rear yard
  • KingsessingWest Philadelphia1890s to the 1920s. Buried in a deep rear yard

L

  • LanghorneBucks CountyLevittown houses are slab built, so the tank is outside
  • LansdaleMontgomery CountyWidest range of tank sizes, 275 up to 1,000 gallons
  • LansdowneDelaware CountyPermit comes from one of forty-nine municipalities
  • LawndaleNortheast Philadelphia1920s to 1960s, and it varies by street. Buried in the yard or under a driveway
  • LevittownBucks CountyLevittown houses are slab built, so the tank is outside
  • LoganNorthwest PhiladelphiaNineteenth century into the 1930s. Well away from the house, sized for it
  • Lower MerionMontgomery CountyWidest range of tank sizes, 275 up to 1,000 gallons

M

  • MalvernChester CountyPrivate wells and septic share the ground with the tank
  • ManayunkRoxborough and ManayunkStreets climbing a 300 foot river canyon. In a cut, a terrace or a small level yard
  • MayfairNortheast Philadelphia1920s to 1960s, and it varies by street. Buried in the yard or under a driveway
  • MediaDelaware CountyPermit comes from one of forty-nine municipalities
  • Montgomery CountyMontgomery CountyWidest range of tank sizes, 275 up to 1,000 gallons
  • MorrisvilleBucks CountyLevittown houses are slab built, so the tank is outside
  • Mount AiryNorthwest PhiladelphiaNineteenth century into the 1930s. Well away from the house, sized for it

N

  • NewboldSouth PhiladelphiaTwo-storey row, minimal or no rear yard. In the basement far more often than buried
  • NewtownBucks CountyLevittown houses are slab built, so the tank is outside
  • NicetownNorthwest PhiladelphiaNineteenth century into the 1930s. Well away from the house, sized for it
  • NorristownMontgomery CountyWidest range of tank sizes, 275 up to 1,000 gallons
  • Northeast PhiladelphiaNortheast Philadelphia1920s to 1960s, and it varies by street. Buried in the yard or under a driveway
  • Northern LibertiesThe River Wards1860s to the 1920s, some earlier. Basement, or a very small rear yard
  • Northwest PhiladelphiaNorthwest PhiladelphiaNineteenth century into the 1930s. Well away from the house, sized for it
  • NorthwoodNortheast Philadelphia1920s to 1960s, and it varies by street. Buried in the yard or under a driveway

O

  • Olde RichmondThe River Wards1860s to the 1920s, some earlier. Basement, or a very small rear yard
  • OverbrookWest Philadelphia1890s to the 1920s. Buried in a deep rear yard
  • OxfordChester CountyPrivate wells and septic share the ground with the tank
  • Oxford CircleNortheast Philadelphia1920s to 1960s, and it varies by street. Buried in the yard or under a driveway

P

  • Packer ParkSouth PhiladelphiaTwo-storey row, minimal or no rear yard. In the basement far more often than buried
  • ParkesburgChester CountyPrivate wells and septic share the ground with the tank
  • Passyunk SquareSouth PhiladelphiaTwo-storey row, minimal or no rear yard. In the basement far more often than buried
  • PennsportSouth PhiladelphiaTwo-storey row, minimal or no rear yard. In the basement far more often than buried
  • PerkasieBucks CountyLevittown houses are slab built, so the tank is outside
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  • PhoenixvilleChester CountyPrivate wells and septic share the ground with the tank
  • Point BreezeSouth PhiladelphiaTwo-storey row, minimal or no rear yard. In the basement far more often than buried
  • Port RichmondThe River Wards1860s to the 1920s, some earlier. Basement, or a very small rear yard
  • PottstownMontgomery CountyWidest range of tank sizes, 275 up to 1,000 gallons

Q

  • QuakertownBucks CountyLevittown houses are slab built, so the tank is outside
  • Queen VillageSouth PhiladelphiaTwo-storey row, minimal or no rear yard. In the basement far more often than buried

R

  • RhawnhurstNortheast Philadelphia1920s to 1960s, and it varies by street. Buried in the yard or under a driveway
  • Ridley ParkDelaware CountyPermit comes from one of forty-nine municipalities
  • RoxboroughRoxborough and ManayunkStreets climbing a 300 foot river canyon. In a cut, a terrace or a small level yard
  • Roxborough and ManayunkRoxborough and ManayunkStreets climbing a 300 foot river canyon. In a cut, a terrace or a small level yard

S

  • Sharon HillDelaware CountyPermit comes from one of forty-nine municipalities
  • SomertonNortheast Philadelphia1920s to 1960s, and it varies by street. Buried in the yard or under a driveway
  • South PhiladelphiaSouth PhiladelphiaTwo-storey row, minimal or no rear yard. In the basement far more often than buried
  • Spring CityChester CountyPrivate wells and septic share the ground with the tank
  • SpringfieldDelaware CountyPermit comes from one of forty-nine municipalities
  • Spruce HillWest Philadelphia1890s to the 1920s. Buried in a deep rear yard
  • SwarthmoreDelaware CountyPermit comes from one of forty-nine municipalities

T

  • TaconyNortheast Philadelphia1920s to 1960s, and it varies by street. Buried in the yard or under a driveway
  • The River WardsThe River Wards1860s to the 1920s, some earlier. Basement, or a very small rear yard
  • TorresdaleNortheast Philadelphia1920s to 1960s, and it varies by street. Buried in the yard or under a driveway

U

  • Upper DarbyDelaware CountyPermit comes from one of forty-nine municipalities
  • Upper RoxboroughRoxborough and ManayunkStreets climbing a 300 foot river canyon. In a cut, a terrace or a small level yard

W

  • Walnut HillWest Philadelphia1890s to the 1920s. Buried in a deep rear yard
  • WarminsterBucks CountyLevittown houses are slab built, so the tank is outside
  • West ChesterChester CountyPrivate wells and septic share the ground with the tank
  • West Mount AiryNorthwest PhiladelphiaNineteenth century into the 1930s. Well away from the house, sized for it
  • West PhiladelphiaWest Philadelphia1890s to the 1920s. Buried in a deep rear yard
  • WhitmanSouth PhiladelphiaTwo-storey row, minimal or no rear yard. In the basement far more often than buried
  • Willow GroveMontgomery CountyWidest range of tank sizes, 275 up to 1,000 gallons
  • WissahickonNorthwest PhiladelphiaRoxborough and ManayunkNineteenth century into the 1930s. Well away from the house, sized for it
  • WynnefieldWest Philadelphia1890s to the 1920s. Buried in a deep rear yard

Y

  • YardleyBucks CountyLevittown houses are slab built, so the tank is outside
  • YeadonDelaware CountyPermit comes from one of forty-nine municipalities

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