Do I need a water softener in St. George?
Most St. George homes benefit from one. Southern Utah’s very hard water leaves scale that shortens the life of water heaters, fixtures…
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6 answers to the questions St. George homeowners ask most about water quality.
How should I treat well water in Jackson Hole?
Test it first, at least yearly for bacteria and nitrates. The results decide the treatment: sediment filters, softeners, iron filters or UV…
Read AnswerIs a reverse osmosis system worth it?
For drinking and cooking water, often yes. RO removes most dissolved solids and many contaminants, and it costs far less over time…
Read AnswerShould I filter my city water?
City water is treated to be safe, but filtration can remove chlorine taste, sediment, hardness and contaminants picked up in older pipes.
Read AnswerWhat is backflow testing, and do I need it?
A backflow test confirms the valve that keeps irrigation and other water from flowing back into the drinking supply is working. Utah…
Read AnswerWhat’s the difference between a water softener and a water filter?
A softener removes hardness minerals that cause scale. A filter removes things like chlorine, sediment and odors. Many homes need both.
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