Looking for the best Water Softener value in Utah?
Natural calcium and magnesium in Utah’s safe city water can cause lots of problems to homeowners.
We have systems that can address common Utah hard water problems like:
High Water Heating Costs
Damaged Clothing
Excessive Soap Consumption
Pipe Scaling
Faucet and Fixture Damage
Skin Problems
Unpalatable Food
Undesirable Tastes and Odors
Premature Appliance Failure
Unsatisfactory Laundry Results
Staining on Faucets, Fixtures & Appliances
The gold-standard for addressing Utah’s hard water is an ion-exchange softener. Whether it uses sodium-salt or potassium-salt, the very best value for money and quality of water can be found here.
Since water softeners physically reduce the calcium hardness to below 1 grain per gallon (17.1 mg/L), they will address both soap and scale related issues caused by Utah’s hard water.
If you can’t or won’t use an ion-exchange system, we have industry-leading salt-free options that are very effective in addressing hard water scale.
Chlorine Tastes and Odors
Chlorine is added to city water to make it safer. With the added safety comes the disgusting taste and potential for damage to appliances and damaging effect on clothing, skin, hair, and eyes.
Arsenic, Iron and other Problems
If you’re one of the many Utah homeowners blessed to live outside the city, you most likely have your own private well, which means you are effectively your own water utility. Utah well water typically contains iron, and sometimes also other contaminants like sediment, hydrogen sulfide, sulfates, tannins, arsenic, and bacteria. Talk to us before just buying a water softener, as you might need something different to get the job done right.
We are a professional water treatment company, so you have the comfort and assurance that you’ll be working with certified technicians and industry experts, not just salespeople.