Plumbing Services in Cicero, NY
Pick the water job that matches your Cicero house, tell us a little about it, and a local plumbing contractor gets back to you with a price.

01 / Five jobs
Water work in Cicero
Five jobs cover the water side of a Cicero house, from the buried line at the road to the faucet at the sink. Pick the one that fits and send the details.
- Job 01
Water Service Line Repair and Replacement in Cicero
A soft, green patch on a dry lawn
See the job in Cicero - Job 02
Supply Repiping in Cicero
Brown water first thing in the morning
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Water Heater Repair and Replacement in Cicero
Rust-tinted hot water only
See the job in Cicero - Job 04
Leak Detection and Repair in Cicero
The meter dial turns with every tap closed
See the job in Cicero - Job 05
Faucets, Fixtures and Valves in Cicero
A shutoff valve that will not turn
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02 / Questions
Questions from Cicero homeowners
Who supplies water to houses in Cicero?
Onondaga County Water Authority. Its rules put its side at the shutoff valve at your property line, but its FAQ says it owns only the meter, so ask OCWA where yours starts. Everything inside the house is yours.
Does the $100 off apply to any of the five jobs?
Yes. It comes off your first job booked through this site, whichever of the five it is. Terms are on the terms page.
Do I need a permit for plumbing work in Cicero?
Most plumbing work in Onondaga County needs a permit from County Plumbing Control. The contractor you are quoted by can tell you which permit covers your job.
03 / The offer
What moves the price, and the $100 off
What drives the cost of water work
- Which of the five jobs it is, and how big.
- How far the pipe runs and how deep it sits.
- How much floor, wall or yard has to open.
- Fuel type and venting, for a water heater.
- Permit and inspection costs the county or town sets.
- Restoration afterward.
Your first booked job comes with $100 off. Use the form or call (315) 640-3590 to get started.
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04 / Whose pipe
Water and ownership in Cicero
Onondaga County Water Authority supplies Cicero. Its customer rules place its side at the shutoff valve at your property line, yet its FAQ says the meter is all it owns, so ask OCWA where your side starts. Every pipe and fixture inside the house is yours, and so are the cost and the decisions.
The housing here splits almost evenly. Cicero's median home dates to 1980, 49.6 percent of homes went up before 1980, and only 6.9 percent date from 1939 or earlier. So the job at a Cicero house can be a single worn part, such as a heater, a valve or a stretch of old steel, rather than a whole house of original pipe.
The state lead line inventory lists 12,404 lines in the town and 8,130 of them, 65.5 percent, as unidentified. With 80.6 percent of occupied homes lived in by their owners, the bill and the choice of contractor usually sit with the household.
The state inventory lists 12,404 lines in the Town of Cicero, with 3 lead, 134 galvanized requiring replacement and 8,130 (65.5 percent) still unknown.
- Median year built
- 1980
- Built before 1940
- 6.9%
- Built before 1980
- 49.6%
- Owner occupied
- 80.6%
Source Onondaga County Water Authority and U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 5-year estimates, 2020-2024, read Oct 5, 2026.
Where your pipe starts in Cicero
Boundary- Water supplier
- Onondaga County Water Authority
- Where your side starts
- OCWA's published statements on the service line conflict, so get OCWA's answer for your Cicero address before work starts.
- Syracuse city line
- Outside it (town of Cicero)
05 / Next door
Nearby towns
Start with a call or a request
Your first booked job through us gets $100 off.