Your Trusted Plumber in New Whiteland, Indiana
Dependable Service for a Growing
Johnson County Community
New Whiteland is a small, family-oriented town on the US-31 corridor in Johnson County — and it’s right in our regular service path between Greenwood and Franklin. We serve New Whiteland homes and businesses with the full range of plumbing services, same upfront pricing, and same experienced workmanship we deliver across the Southside.
Plumbing Services We Handle Every Day
Water
Heaters
Tank and tankless repair, install, and flush service. Navien and Rinnai certified.
Water
Quality
Softeners, whole-house filtration, and reverse osmosis systems for Central Indiana’s hard water.
General Plumbing Repairs
Faucets, toilets, garbage disposals, fixture stops, main shut-offs, and everyday leaks — done right the first time.
Gas
Lines
Licensed gas line repair and installation for stoves, water heaters, dryers, and more.
Remodels
Bathroom & kitchen remodeling plumbing rough-ins, fixture upgrades & light remodels.
Sump
Pumps
Install, repair, and battery backup systems to keep basements and crawlspaces dry.
Commercial Plumbing
Licensed commercial work for small businesses and property managers across Marion and Johnson Counties.
Plumbing Inspections
Water
Heaters
Tank and tankless repair, install, and flush service. Navien and Rinnai certified.
Water
Quality
Softeners, whole-house filtration, and reverse osmosis systems for Central Indiana’s hard water.
General Plumbing Repairs
Faucets, toilets, garbage disposals, fixture stops, main shut-offs, and everyday leaks — done right the first time.
Gas
Lines
Licensed gas line repair and installation for stoves, water heaters, dryers, and more.
Remodels
Bathroom & kitchen remodeling plumbing rough-ins, fixture upgrades & light remodels.
Sump
Pumps
Install, repair, and battery backup systems to keep basements and crawlspaces dry.
Commercial Plumbing
Licensed commercial work for small businesses and property managers across Marion and Johnson Counties.
Plumbing Inspections
hOW CAN WE HELP?
Serving New Whiteland From Our Franklin Township Location
Built on Workmanship, Not Hard Sells
Three Decades of Experience
Tank and tankless repair, install, and flush service. Navien and Rinnai certified.
Repair-First, Always
If a repair will solve the problem, we'll tell you — even when a replacement would pay us more.
Reasonable Upfront Pricing
Clear options for your budget, no pressure, and free second opinions on quoted projects.
100% Satisfaction Guarantee
Every repair and install is backed by a workmanship guarantee that matters when it counts.
What New Whiteland Homeowners Should Know
New Whiteland's Homes Are Older Than You Might Expect
The median construction year for housing in New Whiteland is 1974 — over 15 years older than neighboring Whiteland (median 1992). That means the majority of New Whiteland homes are 50+ years old, with plumbing systems that commonly include galvanized steel supply lines, cast iron drains, and copper pipes joined with lead solder. If your home’s plumbing has never been professionally assessed, a plumbing inspection tells you exactly what you’re working with.
New Whiteland's Groundwater Is Among the Hardest in the Metro
Indiana American Water’s Johnson County system delivers groundwater at 21 to 22 grains per gallon from limestone aquifer wells. At that level, your water heater, dishwasher, washing machine, and every faucet aerator in your home accumulates scale at a rate that shortens equipment life and drives up energy costs. A water softener is standard practice for New Whiteland homeowners.
Cold Winters Are a Real Plumbing Concern Here
New Whiteland holds an unusual distinction: on January 19, 1994, the temperature dropped to -36°F, the coldest temperature ever officially recorded in the state of Indiana. While that was an extreme event, Central Indiana winters routinely bring below-zero temperatures that can freeze unprotected pipes in crawl spaces, exterior walls, and unheated areas. Insulating exposed pipes and knowing where your main shut-off valve is located are basic precautions every New Whiteland homeowner should take.
Clay Soil and Basement Protection
Like the rest of Johnson County, New Whiteland sits on clay-heavy soil that retains water during heavy rain. Homes with basements, particularly 1960s and 1970s construction without modern waterproofing, depend on their sump pump to stay dry. A battery backup system ensures protection even when storms knock out the power.
new Whiteland Areas We Serve
Whiteland Road Area
The residential neighborhoods along and near Whiteland Road. A mix of established homes from the 1960s and 1970s with plumbing systems that reflect the era, galvanized supply lines, and cast iron drains that are reaching the end of their life.
Tracy Commons
A newer maintenance-free subdivision featuring homes, townhouses, and condominiums. Modern plumbing systems with PEX supply lines. Common requests in this area include water quality installations and fixture service.
Central New Whiteland
The compact town center. Ranch-style homes from the 1960s are common here — affordable, well-maintained properties with plumbing that's now 50 to 60 years old. We handle repiping, repairs, and water heater replacements in these homes regularly.
Pleasant Township Surrounding Areas
The unincorporated areas of Pleasant Township surrounding New Whiteland. A mix of residential properties and open land with the same Johnson County hard water and similar housing-age plumbing considerations.
How Fast We Can Get to New Whiteland
15 to 18 Minutes From Our Shop
Our Franklin Township location is approximately 10 to 13 miles from New Whiteland via I-65 south or US-31. Typical drive time is 15 to 18 minutes during business hours. We pass through the area regularly on our daily routes.
Same-Day Service Available
New Whiteland is within our primary service zone and sits along our regular route between Greenwood and points south. Same-day appointments are available when you call in the morning.
Emergency Calls Get Priority
Active leak, burst pipe, or sump pump failure during business hours? We prioritize emergency calls and target a 25- to 30-minute arrival for New Whiteland.
Also Serving Near new Whiteland
Adjacent to New Whiteland along US-31 and I-65. Same fast service.
North on US-31. Johnson County’s largest city.
South on US-31. The Johnson County seat.
North across the county line in Marion County.
What Our Neighbors Are Saying
If you want to work with an honest plumber who will execute the job with excellence, then you need to come to Parkhurst Family Plumbing! We had a major water leak and they got us in contact with a company that would help us with the insurance process while working quickly to help resolve the plumbing issues. We have had him install our kitchen sink four years ago, install a dish washer, install some toilets, replace the outside water spigot after it was leaking, reinstall the garbage disposal, fix the burst pipe (which required getting in the slab) and also fix a bad installation of a pipe in our bathroom by the home builders 20 years ago. He does an outstanding job and will be honest through the process. He’s also come out after hours and all times of the day and NOT charged an arm and a leg. Thanks, Larry! I should have left a review a long time ago — he can do it all!
February 9, 2026
I contacted Larry around 11am because the installers for our new stove said we needed to have a licensed plumber come out and change our stoves gas line. Larry came out later the same day and had everything fixed and even helped install our new stove for us. I highly recommend reaching out to him if you find yourself in need with your plumbing because he really saved my sanity by being here so fast and helping us.
October 15, 2025
Save thousands and use Parkhurst. The big dogs in town will rob you blind!! Apples to Apples quote proves that. One of the few honest business left in Indianapolis. I will 100% use them in the future.
February 25, 2026
We had a new experience in our home last night. We used the master tub, only to come downstairs and find an absurd amount of water coming from around the air vent in the kitchen ceiling! I immediately called Larry, and he was able to come over bright and early this morning to check the problem. Larry quickly found the issue: come to find out, we had a crack in the overflow catch! Larry was able to get it fixed and did a great patch in the wall, too! We’ve never had a plumbing issue before this, but if we ever do again, we definitely know who to call!
January 4, 2026
INDIANAPOLIS WATER: WHAT'S ACTUALLY IN IT?
Indianapolis tap water runs 12 to 25 grains per gallon — anything above 7 is considered hard, according to Citizens Energy Group. That mineral load is why water heaters, fixtures, and appliances wear out early across the Southside.
12
25
GPG
Three systems, three different jobs.
Removes calcium and magnesium through ion exchange. Fixes scale, spots, and soap scum at every tap.
Whole-home · ion exchange
Carbon and sediment filtration reduces chlorine, Chemical Contaminants, and sediment throughout the home.
Whole-home · carbon + sediment
Point-of-use system under the kitchen sink. Purified
water for drinking and cooking down to the
molecular level.
Kitchen · drinking water
Water softener
Removes calcium and magnesium through ion exchange. Fixes scale, spots, and soap scum at every tap.
Whole-home · ion exchange
Whole-house filter
Carbon and sediment filtration reduces chlorine, Chemical Contaminants, and sediment throughout the home.
Whole-home · carbon + sediment
Reverse osmosis
Point-of-use system under the kitchen sink. Purified
water for drinking and cooking down to the
molecular level.
Kitchen · drinking water
Proudly Serving Indianapolis and the Southside
From our shop in Franklin Township, we cover the full south side of the city and into both Marion and Johnson Counties, about a thirty-mile radius across Central Indiana.
Cities We Serve
Not on the list? Call us — if you’re within our service radius, we’ll make it work.
New Whiteland Plumbing Questions
How fast can you get to New Whiteland?
Typically 15 to 18 minutes via I-65 or US-31. We’re based in Franklin Township and drive through the New Whiteland area regularly. It’s within our primary service zone.
Is there an extra charge for New Whiteland?
No. Our standard $48 trip/diagnostic fee applies — same as every community we serve. It’s waived if you proceed with the repair. No surcharges for location.
My New Whiteland home was built in the 1970s. What kind of pipes do I probably have?
Homes from the early to mid-1970s in New Whiteland typically have copper supply lines with lead solder and cast iron drain pipes. Late 1970s homes may have early polybutylene supply lines. A plumbing inspection will identify the exact material and its current condition.
Do I need a water softener in New Whiteland?
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