Murray is just west of our Millcreek office, and Murray City runs its own water system. That means Murray homes have their own water profile, separate from Salt Lake City's and the south valley's.
Murray's Water: Wells, Springs and Hardness
Murray City's 2022 Water Quality Report lists 27 water sources: 19 deep wells and 8 springs near Big Cottonwood Canyon. The same report gives the average hardness of the supply as 194 mg/L, or 11.4 grains per gallon.
On the U.S. Geological Survey scale, anything above 180 mg/L is very hard. So the average Murray home is on very hard water, and that's before counting the variation between individual wells and springs.
Getting the Most From Your Water in Murray
At an average of 11.4 grains per gallon, Murray's water is on the very hard side, so an undersized softener will regenerate often and use more salt. We size Murray systems with room to spare. Because the city draws on both wells and springs, a test at your own tap is the best guide to how we set your valve.
Water Softener and Water Treatment in Murray
For very hard water, we size the softener generously so it doesn't run out between regenerations. Bigger households often do best with a Dual-Tank Water Softener.
- Water Softener InstallationSingle-tank, dual-tank and salt-free systems
- Water Softener RepairValves, bypasses and brine tanks
- Reverse Osmosis SystemsTankless, under-sink and whole-house RO
- Whole-House Water FiltrationCarbon, sediment and pH treatment
- Well Water TreatmentIron and sulfur systems for private wells
- Water TestingFind out what is in your water first
Serving Murray From Our Millcreek Office
Murray 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 Millcreek, Holladay, Midvale and Taylorsville. See every city we serve.