Plumber in Huntertown, IN

Huntertown Water Works runs its own wells, drawing groundwater from the Steuben Morainal Lake Area Aquifer System inside a wellhead protection area, and disinfects with chlorine. There is no municipal softening, and the town publishes no hardness figure.

That is the opposite of the city next door, where Fort Wayne softens treated river water with lime and reports an average of 130 mg/L. If you moved from Fort Wayne to Huntertown and your fixtures, kettle or water heater started behaving differently, the water changed, not your imagination.

We install water softeners and filtration systems. On Huntertown water the first step is a test of your own supply, because there is no published number to design around.

Huntertown's standards require the Town to be present for any tap, and require the plumber to call in inspections for both the sanitary sewer lateral and the water service running from the main to the building. That is the kind of detail that decides whether a job goes smoothly or waits a day.

Permits in Allen County run through the Allen County Building Department at 200 E. Berry St., Suite 180, (260) 449-7131. Some Huntertown work permits through the Town instead, so we confirm which applies before we start.

Indiana's rule is statewide: annual testing by an IDEM-registered tester, reported to the water utility and the customer within 30 days on State Form 55788. In Huntertown the report goes to the town's water utility rather than to Fort Wayne's program. We do the test and the paperwork.