Wells and Water Treatment · Spring Grove, PA
Start with where the water comes from. Pennsylvania has no rule requiring private well owners to test or maintain their wells, and Penn State recommends a coliform test every year. Treatment should follow the test results, not a sales pitch. Drillers must hold a DCNR license, and the state publishes the list. Much of the work listed here is plumbing and heating, so ask who handles the well itself.
Based in Spring Grove
In business since 1975, according to its website, D E Wildasin & Son works from South Main Street in Spring Grove and covers Hanover too. Plumbing, baseboard and other heating, central air, water heaters and water softeners are all handled, and the site advertises a one-year workmanship guarantee and free estimates.
Underground utilities are the specialty Dash Mechanical names first, with directional drilling, sewer and gas lines and excavation alongside its heating, air conditioning and plumbing work. The Spring Grove company is on Jackson Square Road and takes residential and commercial jobs, including backflow testing, drain jetting, clogged sewer lines and air handler installs.
Serves Spring Grove from nearby
In business since 1975, according to its website, D. E.
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