Whole-home softening and filtration installed by a professional in the Ogden area, with reverse-osmosis drinking water available as an add-on. We pull your water data first, right-size the equipment, and give you an all-in price on one call.
Pick the system that matches your home and your water. Every one is installed by a professional and priced all-in, right here on the page.
Under-sink drinking water on its own, without a whole-home system. Professional installation included.
These systems are sized to what your water is actually doing, so we give you the number on your assessment call instead of publishing one here.
All pricing includes professional installation unless otherwise specified.
Includes standard professional installation. Unusual plumbing conditions or additional work quoted separately.
Most homeowners don't know what's in their supply until they look it up. The public data is there, and it's usually not great. These are the three most common problems we fix.
Scale on fixtures and shower doors, spotted glassware, water heaters dying early. If your water is hard, a whole-home softener handles all of it at once.
Reverse osmosis at the tap is the reliable removal path for heavy metals, dissolved solids, and other contaminants that carbon filtration alone doesn't catch.
Chlorine and chemicals from municipal treatment affect how your water tastes and smells. Carbon filtration handles them whole-home, at the main line before water reaches your taps.
The brand-name guys aren't selling better water. They're selling a big ad budget and a salesman in your living room for three hours. We cut the theater and pass on the savings.
The savings come from cutting the sales theater.
What's in the system
Whole-home softening and filtration tank, with the brine tank alongside. Under-sink reverse osmosis is an add-on on any system, or a standalone system at $1,295.
Handles chlorine and chemical by-products at the inlet, fixing taste and odor throughout the house.
Removes the hardness minerals that cause scale on fixtures and shorten appliance life.
Directs water through the system and runs the automatic cleaning cycle, so the system keeps itself working without anything for you to manage.
Holds the filtration and softening stages together, so the whole system takes up one footprint in the garage or utility room.
Tell us your address. We start from what is known about water in your area, whether you are on city water or a private well, and send a personalized report, all remotely.
We review what's actually in your water, recommend the right system, and give you the all-in price on the spot. No pressure, no upsell.
Your system is professionally installed and set up. We walk you through how it works before we leave.
We are local. Every install is in our backyard, across Ogden and Northern Utah.
We pull the public data on your water before recommending anything. You see what's in your water and what it takes to fix it.
You get the all-in installed price on one call, after we review your water data.
Your system is professionally installed, and we confirm everything is working before we leave.
Northern Utah sits on limestone and dolomite geology, and groundwater picks up calcium and magnesium on the way to your tap. That is what makes water hard, and it is why scale on fixtures and shower doors is so common across the region. Brigham City is the one market here with a published figure: its Water Division reports delivered hardness of 17 to 20 grains per gallon. Other cities in our area have not published a comparable number, so during your free water assessment we pull your own utility's most recent report rather than quote you someone else's.
We publish all three prices. The Essential Whole-Home System is $2,595 installed, a large mixed bed single-tank system with water softening plus carbon filtration. The Premium Whole-Home System is $2,995 installed, an XL mixed bed higher-capacity single-tank system with water softening plus catalytic carbon filtration. The Ultimate Whole-Home System is $3,395 installed, a dual-tank system with a dedicated water softening tank and a dedicated catalytic carbon filtration tank. Professional installation is included in all three.
Yes. Financing through U.S. Bank. 0% APR for 36 months on approved credit, payments as low as $83 per month. Payment terms are covered on your assessment call.
All three soften your water and filter it whole-home, at the main line, before it reaches any tap. Essential is a single-tank large mixed bed system with carbon filtration. Premium steps up to an XL mixed bed higher-capacity single tank with catalytic carbon filtration. Ultimate splits the work across two tanks, one dedicated to water softening and one dedicated to catalytic carbon filtration, which is the configuration we point larger homes and heavier water toward. Which one fits your house comes out of your free water assessment.
City treatment makes water safe to drink. It does not remove hardness minerals, because hardness is not a contaminant and utilities are not required to take it out. So yes, homes on municipal supply across Northern Utah still see scale on fixtures, spotted glassware, and water heaters working harder than they should. Your utility's own report tells us how hard your supply actually is, and that is the first thing we look at.
They solve two different problems, which is why our systems do both. A softener removes the calcium and magnesium that cause scale. Carbon filtration removes chlorine and the chemical by-products of municipal treatment, which is what you notice in the taste and the smell. A softener on its own leaves the taste problem. A filter on its own leaves the scale problem. Every system we install covers both.
Yes. A well is a different job from city water: there is no utility report to pull, and iron, sulfur and hardness vary from one well to the next. We start from what is known about wells in your area and what you can tell us about your water, then size the treatment to that. Well systems are priced on your assessment call, because the equipment depends on what your well is actually doing.
We do not publish a duration, because it depends on your plumbing, where the system is going, and what is already in that space. Your installation window is settled with you on your assessment call, once we have seen how your home is set up.
We do not publish a lifespan figure, because it depends on your water and how much of it your household uses. What we can tell you is what the system asks of you day to day: the softening stage runs its own automatic cleaning cycle, so the routine job is keeping it supplied with salt. We walk through the maintenance a system needs, and what affects how long it lasts, on your assessment call.
We pull the public data on your water, review it with you on one phone call, and tell you what your home actually needs. If you want a quote, you get the all-in installed price on that same call. There is no home visit and nothing to schedule around.
We'll send a personalized report on your home's water and an all-in price if you want one.
