St. George publishes
a softener setting.
St. George is the only city on this list that publishes its hardness as a recommended softener setting: 13 to 24 grains per gallon. That is useful and unusually practical, but it is guidance for a dial rather than a reading from your line. Most St. George homes get a blend of groundwater and surface water, and the blend decides where in that range you sit.
- We measure your real grains-per-gallon on site
- Right-sized system tuned for St. George water
- Licensed install & lifetime workmanship warranty
What St. George actually publishes about its water
Taken from the water utility's own reporting — not from a competitor's service-area page, and not estimated.
- Published hardness13-24 grains per gallon
- Where the water comes frompublished as the recommended softener setting range; most customers get a groundwater and surface water mix part of the year
- Who published itcity
- Source documentwww.sgcity.org · 2024
- Hardness scaleThe USGS classifies water above 180 mg/L as calcium carbonate (about 10.5 grains per gallon) as very hard, 121 to 180 mg/L as hard, and 61 to 120 mg/L as moderately hard. USGS
We publish the utility's own figures and link them so you can check us. Your tap is still what counts — hardness moves with the source and the season — so we measure before we size anything.
Right-sized softening for St. George
We measure your actual St. George hardness and household use, then install a system tuned for Utah water — no guesswork, no upsell.
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How install works →The number is advice, not a measurement
St. George publishes 13 to 24 grains per gallon as a recommended softener setting range rather than a measured average. Most customers receive a groundwater and surface water blend, so where you land in that range depends on the mix at your address.
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