Well Sanitization Services in Marion, IN

Protect Your Water Supply with Professional Sanitization

At Summers Plumbing Heating & Cooling of Marion, we offer expert well sanitization services to help protect your water supply from harmful bacteria, sediment, and contaminants. Whether you’ve experienced a recent repair, flooding, or water quality issues, sanitizing your well is an essential step in restoring clean, safe water to your home.

When Should You Sanitize Your Well?

Well sanitization is recommended any time your water system is exposed to possible contamination. Common situations include:

• After new well installation or major repairs
• Following flooding or heavy storm runoff
• After a failed water test for bacteria (e.g. coliform, E. coli)
• When water has an unusual odor, color, or taste
• As part of routine well maintenance

What’s Involved in a Well Sanitization?

Our well sanitization process includes the following steps:

• Inspection of the well cap and casing for any damage or openings
• Chlorination of the well system using proper dosage and method
• Circulating the disinfectant through all household plumbing fixtures
• System flushing and post-sanitization water testing (if applicable)

We follow industry-standard practices to ensure your water system is properly disinfected and safe to use.

Why Choose Summers of Marion?

With over 40 years of trusted service, Summers is the local expert in well system care. Our team is trained to handle every aspect of water safety and system performance. We provide clear communication, transparent pricing, and fast service—because your water matters.

Schedule Well Sanitization Today

If your water has been compromised or it’s time for preventive sanitization, don’t delay. Summers Plumbing Heating & Cooling of Marion is here to help restore clean, healthy water to your home.

Schedule a service today or contact us at (765) 613-0053 to get the help you deserve at a cost-effective rate. Summers also offers great service & repair discounts on well pumps that need to be repaired vs replaced!