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Water Softener Midvale UT — Softeners, RO & Filtration

Midvale blends its own wells with district water. We test your tap and install the softener or filter that fits.

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Midvale sits in the middle of the valley, between our Millcreek and Draper offices, so help is close from either direction. The city runs its own water system, and it draws on both groundwater and surface water.

Midvale's Water Sources

Midvale's 2023 Drinking Water Quality Report says its water comes from both groundwater and surface water. Three wells are its primary sources: the Million Gallon Well, Oak Street Well and Hancock Replacement Well. The city also buys water from the Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District.

Jordan Valley lists its own water at about 10 grains per gallon, which is in the hard range. Well water in the valley usually runs harder than that, so a Midvale home can get a mix of both.

Getting the Most From Your Water in Midvale

Midvale sits between two water supplies: the city's own wells and Jordan Valley's treated water. Which one reaches your home can depend on where you live in the city. That's a good reason to test at your own tap before buying anything, rather than going by a neighbor's result across town.

Water Softener and Water Treatment in Midvale

A water test is the first step, then a water softener sized to your result. If your water ever carries grit, a Sediment Pre-Filter protects the softener's valve and resin.

Serving Midvale From Our Millcreek Office

Midvale is served from our Millcreek office at 1543 E 3900 S, in the middle of the Salt Lake Valley. Call any hour of the day or night and we get back to you in about 10 minutes on average. As an authorized dealer, we quote, install and service the same equipment, so you deal with one local team from start to finish.

We also serve nearby Murray, Cottonwood Heights, Sandy and West Jordan. See every city we serve.

FAQ

Midvale Water Questions

Where does Midvale get its water?

Midvale’s 2023 water quality report lists three city wells as its primary sources, the Million Gallon, Oak Street and Hancock Replacement wells, plus water purchased from the Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District.

Which of your offices serves Midvale?

Midvale is served from our Millcreek office at 1543 E 3900 S, Millcreek, UT 84124. You can call that office at (801) 555-0142.

Can I call you after hours in Midvale?

Yes. We are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and we respond in about 10 minutes on average, including nights and weekends.

Hard Water in Midvale? We Can Help.

Call our Millcreek office any time, day or night. We respond in about 10 minutes on average.

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