Find out what's actually in your water. For free.
A technician tests it at your kitchen tap and leaves you a written report to keep. The visit takes about 30 minutes, and there's no obligation to buy anything.
We install water softeners from $2,400 and under-sink reverse osmosis from $1,800, sized to your water after the test.
Serving seven counties: Utah, Salt Lake, Davis, Weber, Wasatch, Summit, and Tooele.
Book your free water test
About 30 minutes at your house. Our prices are on this page before we come.
Step 1 of 3
Rather book by phone? Call (801) 751-9524.
Request received. We'll call you to set a time.
The visit takes about 30 minutes. Nothing needs moving or preparing, but the technician will need to reach the kitchen tap, the water shut-off valve, and usually the room with the water heater.
Questions before then? Call or text (801) 751-9524.
We install water softeners from $2,400 and under-sink reverse osmosis from $1,800, sized to your water after the test.
Serving seven counties: Utah, Salt Lake, Davis, Weber, Wasatch, Summit, and Tooele.
Water hardness, in grains per gallon
- Soft under 1
- Slightly hard 1 to 3.5
- Moderately hard 3.5 to 7
- Hard 7 to 10.5
- Very hard over 10.5
Utah water is hard, and hard water is expensive before it's anything else.
The City of South Jordan publishes its own supply at 7 to 10 grains per gallon and classes it as hard. Your street may test higher or lower, which is the whole reason the test exists.
Hard water is safe to drink and meets every standard. What it does is leave scale, and scale is what costs money.
- Inside the water heater, it builds up until the heater works harder for the same hot shower.
- It coats the inside of fixtures and shortens the life of every appliance the water touches.
- Glasses come out of the dishwasher spotted, and soap never quite lathers.
- The shower door needs scrubbing again a week after you scrubbed it.
Three steps, and you pay nothing unless you say yes to the work.
We test.
A technician tests the water at your kitchen tap for hardness and total dissolved solids (TDS). About 30 minutes.
We report.
You get a written report with the numbers, what they mean for your house, and what each option would cost.
You decide.
If you want the work, we schedule it. If you don't, you still have the report and your number.
- What's in it
- Hard water, from calcium and magnesium
- What it's doing to the house
- Scale in the water heater and on fixtures
- What it would take to fix
- A water softener, from $2,400
Four systems, from $1,800.
Under-sink reverse osmosis
Drinking and cooking water at one tap, usually the kitchen. It sits under the sink with its own faucet, and it's the water you actually taste.
from $1,800
Water softener
Your house has hard water and you want the scale to stop. We size it to the hardness we measure at your tap.
from $2,400
Filtration added to your softener
You already have a softener that works, and only filtration is missing. It goes in alongside the softener you have.
from $3,000
Softener and whole-home filtration
Hard water plus a taste or smell you want gone. The filtration goes in at the main line, so it covers every tap in the house.
from $5,000
The test sets the final price, because it depends on the hardness, the size of the house, and what's already installed.
We test first and quote second.
We size it to your water, not to a package. Without your number, every quote is a guess. For a softener, the right size is the difference between softened water and one that runs its cleaning cycle more often than it should.
Our starting prices are on this page, so you know the range before anyone comes out.
FLTR is Utah owned and based in Mapleton. Aura Healthy Homes refers all of its water work to us. Call (801) 751-9524 to book your test by phone.
We're WQA certified. Only licensed plumbers install our systems.
A 1-year workmanship warranty, plus the manufacturer's warranty on the system.
No decision on the day. You don't have to choose anything while the technician is there.
Seven Utah counties.
We work in these seven counties and nowhere else for now.
- Utah County
- Provo, Orem, Lehi, American Fork, Spanish Fork, Springville, Pleasant Grove, Payson, Saratoga Springs, Eagle Mountain, Mapleton, Alpine, Highland, Lindon
- Salt Lake County
- Salt Lake City, West Jordan, Sandy, South Jordan, Draper, Riverton, Herriman, Murray
- Davis County
- Layton, Bountiful, Kaysville, Farmington, Clearfield
- Weber County
- Ogden, Roy
- Wasatch County
- Heber City, Midway
- Summit County
- Park City, Kamas
- Tooele County
- Tooele, Grantsville
Town not listed? Call (801) 751-9524 and we'll tell you if we cover it.
Before you book.
What does the test cost?
Nothing. We can't size or price a system without knowing how hard your water is, so we measure it first. There's no obligation to buy anything afterward.
What does the test measure?
Hardness and total dissolved solids (TDS), right at your tap. If you want anything else checked, we can send samples to our third-party lab for an added cost.
What do I need to do before the technician arrives?
Nothing needs moving or preparing. The technician will need to reach the kitchen tap, the water shut-off valve, and usually the room with the water heater. That's where we'd install a system.
Will someone try to sell me a system?
The technician goes through the report with you, including what each option would cost. Prices start at the figures on this page, and you don't have to decide while we're there. The report stays with you whether you buy anything or not.
How soon can someone come?
Usually within a couple of business days. We test on weekdays, in the daytime. If you need an evening or a weekend, call and ask.
Can you treat a chlorine taste, a sulfur smell, or iron?
A full setup handles all three. Tell the technician what you've noticed. The free test covers hardness and TDS, so anything else may need a lab sample at an added cost.
Do you work on private wells?
We do, but a well needs a full workup through our third-party lab first, which runs about $1,000.
I rent my home. Can you still help?
We do, but renters go through some extra qualification first.
Thirty minutes now, or keep guessing.
Book the free test and you'll have your hardness number in writing, with what it's doing to the house and what each fix would cost. Whatever you decide, the report is yours.