Toddville, IA
Hanna Plumbing & Heating serves Toddville with water heaters, softeners, sump pumps, drains and boilers. Family-operated since 2003, hourly-paid techs, 24/7 emergency service.
- Family-operated in Marion, Iowa since 2003
- Techs paid by the hour — no quotas
- 24/7 emergency & same-day service
- Free estimates on work over $500
Hanna's here for Toddville
Our trucks run Marion, Cedar Rapids and the Eastern Iowa Corridor every day, and Toddville is just up the road from our Marion shop. Same-day service for most repairs, 24/7 for emergencies — call (319) 377-2809 and we'll give you a real arrival window.
Every service, one crew
Water heaters (Ruud tank and Navien tankless), water softeners, sump pumps, drain and sewer work, kitchen and bath remodels, boilers and in-floor heat — handled by one licensed, hourly-paid crew with no quotas. Free estimates on work over $500.
Why Toddville homeowners call Hanna
We've been family-operated in Marion since 2003, and Linn County homes are part of our regular service loop. You get upfront pricing before a technician is dispatched, techs paid by the hour instead of commission, and the same crew that handles everything from a dripping faucet to a commercial boiler plant. Request service online or call and talk to a real person.
What we know about Toddville homes
The water
Private wells · Private wells in the Silurian-Devonian aquifer, typically 255–440 ft deep
No published hardness figure — we test at your tap.
Toddville is private-well country — no municipal system, so testing and treatment are on the homeowner. Silurian-Devonian well water in this area is geologically predisposed to run very hard with iron.
Source: Iowa DNR Source Water — Toddville area (Wanatee Park system) (2026) · More: Eastern Iowa water data
Homes & pipes
Rural Linn County — farmhouses, acreages and small clusters of homes north of the metro, on wells and septic, where the softener + iron filter combo is the standard basement lineup.
Basements & flooding
The Cedar River valley runs close; low-lying properties near the river and creek bottoms carry genuine spring flood and groundwater exposure.
The seasonal rhythm
Spring is well-check and sump season; fall means heating prep — and for boiler-heated farmhouses, that tune-up matters before the first −10°F night, not after.
Toddville homeowners ask us
What should Toddville well owners test for?
Bacteria and nitrate annually — Linn County participates in Iowa's Private Well Grant Program, which makes testing free or low-cost. Add a hardness and iron test before buying or resizing any treatment equipment. Between 10% and 30% of Iowa private wells test positive for nitrates or coliform in a given year, so this isn't hypothetical.
Why does my Toddville well water stain everything orange?
Iron — the Silurian-Devonian aquifer under this area carries a lot of it, and it oxidizes into rust stains on fixtures and laundry. A softener alone often can't keep up; the right fix is usually dedicated iron filtration sized from an actual water test. We test first, then quote.
A question about your Toddville home?
Hourly-paid techs, no quotas — same-day for most repairs, 24/7 for emergencies.
Our work across the Corridor
Cold pipe or cold house — we fix both.
One call gets a licensed Hanna tech to your door — hourly pricing you understand before we arrive, free estimates on work over $500, and 24/7 emergency service.
The Hanna crew — 22 local pros, hourly paid, no quotas.
Lic. #C145148 · #50273-CL — licensed & insured