Clog Heroes, Your Vint Hill, VA Plumber on Lineweaver Road
Vint Hill homes in Fauquier County can turn to Clog Heroes for plumbing, drains and sewer lines. On June 12, 1942, the War Department took over the Vint Hill farm and made it Vint Hill Farms Station. It went on to become a field station of the Army Security Agency.
The neighborhoods around it are mostly detached homes. When one of them calls Clog Heroes, the technician's first job is the cause. Your sign-off on a written price comes before the second.
A Museum, a Winery and a Brewery
The Cold War Museum has been at Vint Hill since 2011, on the grounds of the old station. It's at 7172 Lineweaver Road, next door to Vint Hill Craft Winery at 7150, and it opens Saturdays 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sundays 1 to 4 p.m.
The same campus is home to Old Bust Head Brewery and the Covert Cafe.
Outdoors, there's an off-leash dog park, a community pool, tennis courts, sports fields and a 77-acre lake for fishing and boating.
Water Built for the Station
The Vint Hill water system serves about 400 homes and businesses around the former station, and the county water authority has run it under contract for more than twenty years.
In 1997 the authority took over the station's wastewater treatment plant from the Army and rebuilt it with Fauquier County.
Homes in the 20187 ZIP, the one Vint Hill Farms addresses use, have a median build year of 1991.