Wells and Water Treatment · Dillsburg, PA
Fluoride brought federal researchers to a private well near Dillsburg, after elevated levels were reported in the Gettysburg Basin. Pennsylvania has no testing requirement for private wells, so the owner decides. Penn State Extension recommends a coliform test every year and a full test before buying a house with a well. Ask whether samples go to a certified lab.
Based in Dillsburg
Wells, water treatment and fireplace installs sit alongside heating, cooling and plumbing at C & C Plumbing and Heating, on Scotch Pine Road in Dillsburg. It takes on repairs through full replacements for homes and businesses and is open 24 hours.
Moen faucet installs and 50-gallon power-vent water heaters show up on D. E.
Mayday Plumbing & Drains is listed in Dillsburg, while its own description says it is based in Enola and serves Mechanicsburg, Camp Hill, Lemoyne and Carlisle. Faucet, toilet, tub and shower repair, drain cleaning, water heaters, hose bibs and well repair are the bread and butter.
Excavation, land clearing, utility lines, demolition and environmental cleanup are the main work at Grizzly Mechanical Services, a Dillsburg company that also runs a 24-hour septic service. Its description names its machines, from a John Deere 35D to a CAT 3055.
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