Plumber in Vergennes Township

Yes. We test hardness, iron and manganese, pH and sediment at the house, and collect a sample for a lab bacteria test. Homes near the Flat River or on low ground should test again after flooding. Test at least once a year, since no utility checks a private well, and we explain what each number means.

Slow drains all through the house, gurgling toilets and wet ground over the drain field can point to a septic problem rather than a single clog. We clear household drain clogs and fix the plumbing inside the home. For tank pumping or drain field repair, call us and we will tell you what needs a septic specialist.

Yes. A new build on a rural lot starts with the well and the septic plan, and we lay out the household plumbing around both. We install water lines, drain lines and fixtures from rough-in to final with your builder. Check permits with Vergennes Township and the Kent County Health Department before work begins.