Pleasant Grove sits below Mount Timpanogos, and its drinking water comes straight from the ground. Our Draper office serves Pleasant Grove with the same 24/7 availability as everywhere else.
Pleasant Grove's Wells and Springs
Pleasant Grove City says it gets its culinary water from high-quality wells and springs. The city says tests show the water doesn't need treatment beyond chlorination before use.
Groundwater from wells and springs is often hard, because it picks up calcium and magnesium as it moves through rock. So high-quality water can still leave scale on fixtures and inside appliances.
Getting the Most From Your Water in Pleasant Grove
Pleasant Grove's water only needs chlorination, which keeps it safe but can leave a taste and smell some people notice in the shower. A whole-house carbon filter takes that out, and a softener handles the hardness that comes with well and spring water.
Water Softener and Water Treatment in Pleasant Grove
A water softener handles the hardness, and a Whole-House Carbon Filter takes care of the chlorine taste and smell from disinfection.
- 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 Pleasant Grove From Our Draper Office
Our Draper office at 12527 Minuteman Dr covers Pleasant Grove and the rest of the south valley and Utah County. We're open around the clock, 7 days a week, with about a 10-minute average response. The same authorized-dealer team that tests your water and quotes your system is the one that installs it and comes back for service.
We also serve nearby American Fork, Lindon, Highland and Orem. See every city we serve.