Wells · Service lines · Water quality
From a well or a main, buried deep enough to survive a Utah winter — then treated so what comes out of the tap is safe to drink.
From a well or a main, buried deep enough to survive a Utah winter.
Rural water is only as good as what's in it. We test it and fix it.
Worth knowing
The well, the septic and the power all have to coexist on the same parcel, and they all have setbacks. The drain field — plus the replacement area code makes you reserve — has to sit at least 100 feet from any well, including your neighbors'. The tank has to be at least 50. On a small or oddly shaped lot, that single rule often decides where everything else can go.
This is the argument for doing it with one company. When the same crew is planning the well, the drain field and the power trench, the layout works the first time.
It's also cheaper. Machines on site once instead of three times, and one trench where the work allows it.
On the job
Service lines, well hookups and the pump and pressure equipment that makes it all work. Rural water is a chain — one weak link and you're hauling water.
Start your project
Well drilled, share on a system, or nothing yet? Tell us where the property stands and we'll tell you what it takes to get water to the house.
