Water Softeners & Treatment
Better Water Starts Here
Southern Utah’s hard water can be rough on your pipes, fixtures, and appliances—not to mention your skin, hair, and laundry. Whether you’re looking for a full-home water softener, a drinking water filter, or a no-salt alternative, we install trusted systems built to handle local conditions. We’ll help you compare options and get cleaner, more reliable water flowing in no time.
Systems That Fit Your Home
Softeners, Filters, and RO Units
We work with brands like Culligan, Clack, Nugen, North Star, Nuvo, and American Plumber, so we’re able to match you with a system that’s reliable and long-lasting.
Water softeners
Reduce hard water minerals to protect plumbing and improve water feel
Culligan systems
High-quality softeners with lifetime warranties and proven performance
Salt or potassium softeners
Traditional systems tailored to your household’s size and water use
Citrus or no-salt conditioners
Eco-friendly options for people avoiding salt-based systems
Iron filters
Target high-iron content to prevent staining and odors
Reverse osmosis systems (RO)
Deliver clean, great-tasting drinking water at the tap
Filter cartridge replacements
Keep your system running efficiently with regular maintenance
Built for Our Region’s Water
Cedar City and the surrounding areas have some of the hardest water in the state, thanks to high mineral content in the local supply. This leads to buildup in pipes, white spots on dishes, and wear on water heaters and appliances. Our systems are chosen specifically for Southern Utah’s water conditions, and we’ll make sure what we install is sized and configured to handle your household’s demand.
More Than Just Equipment Installs
Guidance, Installation, and Ongoing Help
We don’t just sell water treatment systems—we help you understand your options and get the right fit for your home. Whether you’re choosing between salt vs. no-salt systems or deciding if an RO unit is worth adding to your kitchen, we’ll explain the pros, cons, and maintenance. Once your system’s in place, we’re happy to help with filter changes, part replacements, or future upgrades.
Questions About Water Treatment
How do I know if I need a water softener?
If you’re noticing spots on your dishes, buildup on faucets, dry skin, or reduced water pressure, it’s likely you have hard water. These signs are especially common in Cedar City due to our high mineral content. A water softener can help protect your plumbing, improve water quality, and even extend the life of your appliances. We can test your water and recommend the best system for your needs.
What’s the difference between salt-based and salt-free systems?
Salt-based softeners remove minerals from the water, making it truly “soft,” while salt-free systems condition the water to prevent scale buildup but don’t remove the minerals. Salt-free options are generally lower maintenance and more eco-friendly, but may not be as effective in very hard water areas. We’ll explain which approach makes sense based on your water hardness and goals.
Do I need a reverse osmosis system too?
A reverse osmosis (RO) system is a great addition if you want clean, filtered drinking water at the tap. It removes contaminants like chlorine, sediment, and dissolved solids that regular softeners don’t handle. RO units are especially popular for kitchens and are often paired with whole-home softeners. We can install one under your sink or as part of a full water treatment setup.
How often do I need to change filters or add salt?
Filter change schedules depend on the type of system and your water usage, but most need service every 6–12 months. Salt-based softeners will also need regular salt refills—typically once a month or so for average households. We’ll show you how to maintain your system or offer ongoing support if you’d prefer we handle it.
What brands do you install or service?
We work with Culligan, Clack, Nugen, North Star, Nuvo, and American Plumber, and can service most major water softening and filtration brands. We choose these systems for their reliability and how well they hold up in Southern Utah’s conditions. If you already have a system and aren’t sure what it is, we’re happy to come take a look and help you get the most out of it.
