Well trouble in Swanton? We handle pump replacement, pressure tanks, and well inspections across the Lucas and Fulton county line. Our shop is a short run east in Whitehouse.
Also serving Whitehouse, Waterville, Neapolis & the wells along the Airport Highway and State Route 64 routes.
Swanton straddles the Lucas and Fulton county line west of Whitehouse, along Airport Highway and US-20A. The farms and rural lots around the village are well country, well outside any city water main.
A private well in Swanton needs a company that actually services wells, not just septic, and that is us. We replace Swanton pumps and pressure tanks and chase down water problems, working out of our Whitehouse shop just up the road.
Not sure whether the problem is the pump, the tank, or the switch? Give us a call and we will figure out your Swanton system before anything gets replaced.
A Swanton home with no water is almost always a pump problem, and that is most of what we do. We diagnose whether it is the pump, the wiring, or the pressure switch, pull the failed submersible or jet pump, and drop in a new one sized right for the Swanton property. We stock the common pumps, so the water is usually back the same day.
A Swanton well inspection tells you what the system is really doing: how much water it delivers, whether the pressure tank holds, and what the water quality looks like. We run the checks, arrange bacteria and nitrate testing, and document it for your Swanton lender or your own records.
Low or bouncing water pressure in a Swanton home is not always the pump. A waterlogged or failed pressure tank makes the pump cycle on and off constantly, which wears it out fast. We test the tank and the switch on your Swanton system and replace the tank when it is shot, so the pressure steadies and the pump lasts.
When something is off with a Swanton well, we diagnose before we replace. No water, dirty water, air spitting from the tap, or a breaker that keeps tripping each point somewhere different, and we find the actual cause on your Swanton system. Often the fix is a switch, a valve, or wiring, not a full pump, and we say so up front.
In Ohio, a private well drawing from the sandy Oak Openings aquifer for a Swanton home is regulated by the local health department, and in Fulton County that is the Fulton County Health Department. Drilling a new Swanton well or replacing one calls for a permit and a licensed contractor, and the state recommends testing the water for bacteria and nitrates after any work.
Routine pump and pressure-tank service off Airport Highway and State Route 64 needs no permit, so for most jobs you can just call and we will schedule it. When a Swanton project does need a permit, we will point you through it.
Swanton straddles the Fulton and Lucas county line at the edge of the Oak Openings, where the ground is sandy instead of clay. That affects the water wells here the same way it affects septic systems. Outside the village core, homes across the townships run on private wells.
We handle Swanton wells along Airport Highway (US-20A and State Route 2) and State Route 64, from near Memorial Park and Oak Openings Metropark out to the farmland. When a Swanton well needs a new pump or a pressure tank, we know the ground out here.
Martin Septic installed our septic tank and leach field in the year 2000. We have never had a problem with the system. Recently Mastin Septic serviced the Septic tank. The two man crew came in with top quality equipment, effiently performed the task, and left causing no damage and no mess.I appreciate the services that Mastin provides.
Mastin Septic Services are top notch and one of the best in the county-at least in my opinion. I use them for my septic tank cleaning and had them add a riser during the last cleaning so there was no further need to dig up the yard to find the lid. Their service was professional and cost reasonable.
We have used Mastin Septic for all our needs in the past 8 years. They are reliable, friendly, and perform excellent work. They installed a new septic leach field back in 2018. We have had them back several times to pump our tank. We have always been extremely satisfied with their service.
Wells are only half of what we run through the Swanton and Swan Creek township spread. Mastin also handles septic tank pumping, inspections, and repairs across Swanton and Fulton County. See our Swanton septic service, or our well inspection and well pump replacement pages.