Plumber in Dayton, MN
North up County Road 81 — Bottineau Boulevard runs right through, and we're on it most days.
Dayton straddles Hennepin and Wright counties and splits cleanly in two for plumbing purposes. Part of the city drinks Maple Grove water at 19 to 22 grains. The rural sections are on private wells and septic — and Dayton runs its own septic program rather than the county's.
The water in Dayton
Part of Dayton is served by Maple Grove's plant, so that portion of the city drinks the same 19 to 22 grain water. The rural sections are on private wells, typically harder still and often with iron.
The housing stock here
Dayton straddles Hennepin and Wright counties and it's changing fast. New subdivisions on PEX sit a mile from farmsteads with decades of patched-together plumbing. Two completely different service calls, same city.
Drains and sewer
City sewer in the developed areas, private septic in the rural ones. Unlike Corcoran, Dayton runs its own septic program rather than going through Hennepin County — that's worth knowing before anybody applies for anything.
Permits and who issues them
Dayton issues its own plumbing permits, and the city administers its own septic program rather than the county. We handle the plumbing permit; if the job touches septic, we'll point you at the right city process.
What we get called for in Dayton
- Water heater replacement across both new subdivisions and older farmsteads
- Well pressure tank and pump control problems in the rural sections
- Softener install on Maple Grove-supplied city water
- Drain and septic line clearing outside the sewer district
- Frozen and split lines in outbuildings and unheated spaces
Knowing the ground
Dayton is where our territory changes character. South and east you're effectively in the Maple Grove water system with newer housing. North and west you're on well and septic and the closest neighbor is a field away. We keep the truck stocked for both.
Hennepin and Wright Counties.
What we do in Dayton
- Emergency Plumbing
- Water Heaters
- Drain Cleaning
- Frozen & Burst Pipes
- Sump Pumps
- Sewer Lines
- Water Softeners
- Leak Detection & Pipe Repair
- Toilets, Faucets & Fixtures
- Well Water & Septic
Questions we get from Dayton homeowners
Does Dayton have Maple Grove's water?
Part of it does. Maple Grove's plant serves a portion of Dayton, so those homes see the same 19 to 22 grains per gallon. The rural sections are on private wells with their own numbers.
Who handles septic in Dayton?
Dayton administers its own septic program rather than going through Hennepin County — which is different from neighboring Corcoran. If your job touches the septic system, that's the process it goes through.
Do you work the rural end of Dayton?
Yes. Well pressure tanks, pump controls, iron and hardness treatment, and drain work that has to be septic-friendly. It's a different truck load than a subdivision call, so tell us on the phone that you're on a well.
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Working in Dayton today
Tell us your cross streets and what it's doing. (763) 342-0801.
Water where it shouldn't be? Call us.
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