About Hilltop Terrace in Radcliff
Hilltop Terrace is a residential subdivision in Radcliff, Kentucky, in Hardin County. Real estate listings place it along Skyline Drive, with Byerly Boulevard and Masters Street among its named streets. Listing directions reach it from South Wilson Road, and from US 31W by way of KY 313. Map directories also list a Hilltop Terrace homeowners association, a pool and a community center.
The homes on those streets are listed as single-family houses, including two-story and bi-level styles. Two sample listings show construction years of 1997 and 1998. That is a very small sample and not a neighborhood survey, so nothing on this page claims anything about the pipes, fixtures or water heaters in a particular house.
No source we reviewed publishes exact boundaries for the subdivision. If your street is not named here, give your address when you call and ask whether it can be served.
What is confirmed and what is not
| Topic | Status | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Name in use | Confirmed in listings | Used by home listings and realtor directories for Radcliff, KY 40160 |
| Anchor streets | Confirmed in listings | Skyline Drive, Byerly Boulevard, Masters Street |
| Association, pool, community center | Directory listings only | Seen in map directories, not confirmed in person |
| Exact boundaries | Unknown | Not published in the sources reviewed |
| Pipe materials and plumbing condition | Unknown | Differs from house to house, so it is checked on the visit |
| Local search demand | Not measured | No keyword data was available |
Statements about plumbing elsewhere on this page are general information that applies to many homes, not findings about Hilltop Terrace.
Hilltop Terrace on the map
The map is centered on Skyline Drive, Radcliff, KY, an anchor point for this area. It is not a boundary, because no published source gives exact boundaries.
Plumbing jobs homeowners usually call about
Homes in any Radcliff subdivision tend to need the same everyday work. A water heater that stops making hot water is the most common call, and repairing the heater often means testing the thermostat, elements or gas controls before anyone talks about a new tank.
A damp ceiling, a wet patch in the yard or a water bill that jumps without explanation points to a hidden leak. Careful leak detection finds where the water is escaping so that only that section of pipe is opened up.
A supply line that bursts or a fitting that lets go is a different kind of job because water is running right now. For that, emergency burst pipe work starts with shutting the water off and stopping the damage. When you are adding a fixture, moving a laundry hookup or finishing a space, installing new plumbing covers new lines and connections.
While you wait for a plumber to call back
These steps apply to any house and cost nothing.
- Find the main shutoff valve for the house and turn it fully off if water is running where it should not be.
- Switch off the power to any room where water is near outlets, appliances or the electrical panel.
- Move rugs, boxes and furniture away from wet floors so water does not spread into them.
- Take a few photos of the damage with your phone before cleaning up, in case they are useful later.
- Write down your street, the name of the room and what you saw so the details are ready when you call.
Living in an association community: who handles what
Because a Hilltop Terrace association is listed, it helps to know how these arrangements usually divide the work. The plumbing inside your own house is normally the homeowner's job. Shared amenities, such as a pool or a community center, are normally managed by the association.
Your recorded covenants decide the edge cases, such as shared lines or common areas, so read them or ask the association before assuming. If the problem is at the pool or in a common area, report it to the association rather than to a plumber you hire for your own home.
Water and sewer service for Radcliff addresses
Hardin County Water District No. 1 was formed in 1953 and is the main supplier of water in the county. The Kentucky Public Service Commission also lists a City of Radcliff sewer tariff filed under that district. Which utility serves a given house still depends on the service location.
Check your own water bill to see who sends it. If a problem could be on the utility side of the meter or on the sewer main, call the utility first, because a plumber working inside the house cannot repair the public line.
More plumbing pages nearby
Sources for this page
- MLS listing, 165 Byerly Boulevard (subdivision field, directions via S Wilson Rd and Skyline Dr)
- MLS listing, 106 Masters Street (subdivision field, directions via US 31W and KY 313)
- Map directory: Hilltop Terrace Homeowners Association Inc
- Realtor neighborhood page: Hilltop Terrace
- Radcliff, Kentucky (history, geography, water district)
- Kentucky PSC: City of Radcliff sewer tariff (Hardin County Water District No. 1)
- Kentucky Division of Plumbing (licensing agency overview)
Listing and directory sources show names in use, not official boundaries. Reviewed November 6, 2026.