Water softener service in St. George

St. George is the Washington County seat and had 95,342 residents at the 2020 census. The city sits at about 2,530 feet where the Virgin and Santa Clara rivers meet, and it runs its own culinary water system with more than 850 miles of pipeline and 23 wells.

Why does water vary across the city?

City water is a blend of well water from Gunlock and Snow Canyon State Park, spring water from Pine Valley Mountain, and treated Virgin River water from the Quail Creek plant. Customers along State Highway 18 up to the Ledges are served by the Tolman-Ledges wells and a spring pipeline. Different blends can mean different hardness readings, so a test at your house beats a citywide guess.

What the city asks of softener owners

The water services department suggests setting softeners around 18 grains and no higher than 22, because brine raises dissolved solids in wastewater that's later reused for irrigation. A company servicing your unit should set it from a real test.

Common jobs

• First softeners in new homes with softener loops
• Replacing worn units in older neighborhoods
• Adding under-sink reverse osmosis

Services in St. George

• Water softener installationA new softener sized to your household and your water, connected to a loop or plumbed in.
• Water softener repairFixes for softeners that stopped regenerating, won't draw brine, leak, or leave water hard.
• Water softener replacementSwapping out a worn or inefficient softener for a properly sized, metered system.
• Whole-house filtrationCarbon and sediment filters for chlorine taste, odor and grit, often paired with a softener.
• Reverse osmosis drinking waterUnder-sink RO systems for drinking and cooking water with far fewer dissolved solids.

Nearby areas

• Washington
• Hurricane and LaVerkin
• Santa Clara and Ivins