Living Water Plumbing serves Jasper County and the surrounding areas. These nine towns are the ones the company lists, along with the farms and county roads between them.
From Kentland on the Illinois line to Monticello on the Tippecanoe is close to forty miles of straight road. We know what is under it: hard groundwater, a high spring water table, and a lot of farmhouse crawl spaces.
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Jasper County
The Iroquois River, I-65 and some of the flattest farm ground in the state.
- Rensselaer
- County seat on the Iroquois River, with city water drawn from wells. Older homes near the courthouse square, newer ones toward the interstate.
- Remington
- On US 24 just west of I-65, under its historic water tower.
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Newton County
Open prairie along US 24 and the Illinois line.
- Goodland
- On US 24 between Kentland and Remington, with grain elevators on the skyline.
- Kentland
- Newton County seat, where US 24 crosses US 41.
- Brook
- A farm town on State Road 16, north of Goodland.
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White County
The Tippecanoe River, the twin lakes and the farm towns west of them.
- Monticello
- County seat between Lake Shafer and Lake Freeman, with year-round homes and seasonal lake cottages that need winter care.
- Wolcott
- On US 24 just east of I-65.
- Brookston
- On State Road 43 in southern White County.
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Benton County
Wind turbines, grain and wide-open ground.
- Fowler
- Benton County seat on US 52.
LocalTown and country
On a well, or on town water.
In town, water comes from a municipal system and leaves by sewer. A mile out, it comes from a private well and leaves through a septic system. The fixtures look the same, but the plumbing behind them asks different questions: pressure tanks and iron out in the country, service lines and meters in town. We work on both.
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If you are close to one of these towns, or somewhere on the roads between them, call 219-869-2421 and we will tell you straight whether we can get to you.
219-869-2421