Wells and Water Treatment · Manchester, PA
A Manchester mailing address can mean the borough or the townships around it, so confirm the water source for the property before calling. Private well owners in Pennsylvania aren't required to test, so it falls to them. Penn State recommends a coliform test every year and a professional well inspection at least every ten years. Drillers need a DCNR license, which is listed online.
Based in Manchester
Veteran-owned and family-run since 2021, according to its description, M&M Plumbing and HVAC works out of Lowther Road in Manchester. Heating and AC repair and installs, ductless systems, ductwork, thermostats, water heaters and drain work are all covered, and the company offers family maintenance plans.
Septic work is the core of Legacy Septic & Excavation, which runs out of Manchester, Maryland, on Hanover Pike. It pumps tanks, installs BAT and alternative systems, replaces baffles and repairs water and sewer lines, with backhoe and Bobcat work on the side.
Well drilling and water treatment come from the same crew at Carroll Water Systems, a family-run company working out of Manchester that dates itself to 1983. It drills and inspects wells, hydrofracks low-yield wells, replaces pumps and pressure tanks, runs yield tests and chlorination, and installs softeners, acid neutralizers, UV and reverse osmosis systems across southern Pennsylvania, Maryland and Virginia.
Along with plumbing, Foundation Plumbing & Heating takes on boilers, radiant heat and gas log fireplaces. The Manchester company, which covers York, also does drain cleaning, sewer video inspection and repair, tank and tankless water heaters, water filtration and well pumps, residential and commercial.
Serves Manchester from nearby
Hall & Sons Plumbing is listed on Carlisle Road in Dover, while its own description places the family-owned company in Manchester. Founded in 2017 by a team with two decades in the trade, per its description, it does residential plumbing along with water testing and purification.
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