Pipe Burst Damages Businesses At The Square At Dublin Town Center

DUBLIN BOROUGH, PA — A dance studio suffered water damage Monday afternoon when a sprinkler pipe burst at the Square at Dublin Town Center.

Firefighters and emergency crews responded to 123 North Main Street for what initially was being reported as a building collapse. When first responders arrived, they found a partial ceiling collapse at the Bucks County Arts and Dance Studio caused by a burst sprinkler pipe.

According to a Facebook posting by Dublin Town Center, “damaged was limited, but impactful enough to close building operations out of concern for the safety of tenants and guests.

“The impacted section of the building is temporarily closed for cleanup and restoration and we are assessing the full extent of the damage,” the Dublin Town Square posted Monday evening.

“The rest of the property remains safe, open and we are working closely with the building inspector, restoration professionals and our insurance partners to resolve the situation in the area of the building impacted by the water as quickly as possible.

“Tenant and community safety is our top priority. We appreciate everyone’s patience as restoration work proceeds.”

The Dublin Town Center also thanked the Dublin Fire Company, the Dublin Police Department and other first responders “who came out today to ensure our building was safe. We are so grateful for your quick response and dedication to protecting our community.”

The Square, a restored factory in the heart of Dublin, is home to a handful of shops, offices and health and wellness suites. It was not immediately known which businesses were directly impacted by the water damage.