Southern Utah is characterized by stark desert landscapes, scenic mountains and striking canyons.
Summary of notes about local water quality from our customers and dealers in the region:
St.George – Very hard water in excess of 20gpg
Hurricane – Hard water, especially in the ares to the north end of town. 15gpg – 40gpg in some areas
Beaver – While the water here is delicious, it is hard as rocks – average 18gpg hardness
Manti – 15-20gpg with iron on private wells
Ephraim – 18-30gpg with iron on most wells
Fairview – 15-25gpg with trace iron throughout – elevated iron approaching the mountain
Fountain Green – 10-30gpg with iron and heavy metals
Blanding – Extremely hard water in the city, with extra iron in the rural areas
Bicknell, Loa, Torrey – Extremely hard water, high levels of sulfates in the Capitol Reef park and surrounding areas. Hardness levels anywhere from 15gpg all the way to 110gpg. Iron levels from <0ppm – >10ppm
Cedar City – 18-25gpg hardness with unpleasant tastes to the water in older neighborhoods
Meadow – 18-30gpg with Iron from 0.5ppm to 10ppm
Fillmore – 20+gpg Hardness, with high salinity on certain wells
Green River – It’s a gamble every time, ALWAYS have you water tested here, even if you live within city limits….Hardness from 10gpg to >100gpg Iron from 0.0ppm to >5ppm
Mesquite – Extremely hard water – objectionable tastes and odors