Find the Right Water Treatment System for Your Utah Home
Tell us what you are noticing in your water and we will recommend a water softener, whole-home filtration, reverse osmosis or a combination. Then get your flat-rate quote online.
Which water treatment system does my home need?
Hard water spots, scale and dry skin usually point to a water softener. Chlorine taste, odor and sediment point to whole-home filtration. Drinking water that tastes off, or a bottled-water habit, points to reverse osmosis. Many Utah homes need a combination. This short questionnaire matches your answers to the right system.
What your water is telling you
| What you notice | What it usually means | System to consider |
|---|---|---|
| Spots on dishes, scale on fixtures, dry skin or hair | Hard water | Water softener |
| Hard water in a large or high-use household | Soft water demand that one tank can run short of | Twin tank water softener |
| Scale control without salt | Scale prevention only; hardness stays in the water | Salt-free water conditioner |
| Chlorine taste or smell, sediment | Chlorine, odor and sediment in the whole house supply | Whole-home filtration |
| Drinking water that tastes off, or buying bottled water | Dissolved impurities that affect taste | Reverse osmosis drinking water system |
| Several of the above | More than one problem | Whole home purification bundle |
How the product recommender works
You answer a handful of questions about what you notice in your water, where it comes from, and how many people live in the home. You can also tell us which products you would like priced, or skip that and we will pick for you. Your recommendation appears as soon as you finish, and you can go straight on to a flat-rate quote online.
This tool points you in the right direction. Final sizing and configuration are confirmed with you before anything is installed, using our water softener size calculator or your answers on our custom quote questionnaire.
Which products can I get a quote for?
- Water softeners, sized to your household and water hardness
- Twin tank water softeners for large households and high water use
- Salt-free water conditioners
- Whole-home filtration for chlorine, odor and sediment
- Reverse osmosis drinking water systems
- Under-sink and faucet filters
- The whole home purification bundle
Not sure what you need? Read our approach to water treatment or how water softeners work, or call or text 801-559-7638.
Choosing a water treatment system: common questions
How do I know if I need a water softener?
Hard water usually shows up as spots on dishes and glasses, crusty scale on fixtures, soap scum, and dry skin or hair. A water softener removes the hardness minerals behind those problems.
What is the difference between a softener, whole-home filtration and reverse osmosis?
A water softener removes hardness minerals that cause scale and spots. Whole-home filtration reduces chlorine, odor and sediment. Reverse osmosis cleans up drinking and cooking water at one tap. They solve different problems, and many homes use more than one.
When does a home need a twin tank water softener?
A twin tank softener keeps soft water available around the clock, even while one tank regenerates. It suits larger households and homes with high water use.
Can I choose which products I want a quote for?
Yes. You can tell us which products you are interested in, or skip that and let us pick for you. You then get your flat-rate quote online.
Is the recommendation final?
The questionnaire gives you a recommendation to start from. We confirm sizing and the final system with you before installation.
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Want to know what is in your water first? Book a free in-home water test. We come to your home and test the water at the tap.