Cities We Serve
Flagstaff Area:
Durango Area:
St. George Area:
Jackson Area:
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Better water at every tap
Softeners, filtration, reverse osmosis and well systems at every Element location, plus indoor air quality from our Southern Utah team.
The water in all four of our regions is hard. Calcium and magnesium leave white crust on faucets, scale inside water heaters and spots on every glass. Private wells can add iron, sulfur or sediment, and city supplies bring chlorine you can taste. The right fix depends on what is actually in your water, so we test it before recommending a softener, a filter or both. In St. George, where desert dust and dry air follow you indoors, we also improve the air your HVAC system moves.
Choose your location for its water treatment services: Flagstaff, Durango, St. George & Hurricane or Jackson. Indoor air quality is offered through St. George only.
Softeners and filtration run everywhere. Other services are marked with the locations that offer them.
Save on the work your home needs most.
Drain clearing — or it’s free
Furnace tune-up
Any plumbing service
Any HVAC service
A new 80-gallon tank water heater
Water heater flush & safety check
Each location page explains the water where that team works and the systems it installs. Water treatment for Flagstaff homes, Durango homes, St. George and Hurricane homes and Jackson Hole homes.
They solve different problems. A softener removes the hardness minerals that leave scale; a filter removes things like chlorine, sediment and odors. Many homes here benefit from both. A water test tells us which you need. Start with water softeners if scale is your main complaint.
Yes, in St. George and Jackson. Well water can carry iron, sulfur, sediment or bacteria, and each needs its own treatment stage. Our teams test the well and build a system around the results. See well water solutions.
No. Indoor air quality work is done by our St. George team, which serves Hurricane and the surrounding Southern Utah towns. It includes air testing, purifiers, UV-C sanitizers, better filtration and humidity control. Details are on our indoor air quality page.
Yes. Hard water drops scale into the bottom of a tank and coats the heat exchanger of a tankless unit, which costs efficiency and shortens its life. Softened water slows that buildup, so the heater works less and lasts longer.
Yes. Whole-home softeners and filtration systems can be paid over time. See financing for the plans available now.