
Water Softener Systems
Reduce the hard-water minerals behind white spots, crusty faucets, stiff laundry and scale in your water heater. East Valley water is very hard, so this is where most homes start.
Explore serviceMost San Tan Valley homes get their water from EPCOR (formerly Johnson Utilities), and it's all groundwater running about 15 to 18 grains per gallon. That's among the hardest water we see in the East Valley.
EPCOR runs two systems in the area, San Tan and San Tan Anthem, both on groundwater wells. Which one serves your home depends on your address.
Hardness
EPCOR San Tan system, 2025 (about 256–308 mg/L)
San Tan Anthem
EPCOR San Tan Anthem system, 2025
Water source
Both EPCOR systems run on wells
Disinfectant
Reduced by carbon filtration for taste and smell
Source: EPCOR San Tan 2025 Water Quality Report; EPCOR San Tan Anthem 2025 Water Quality Report. Numbers vary by neighborhood and season; we confirm with a test at your home.
Every service we offer is available across San Tan Valley.

Reduce the hard-water minerals behind white spots, crusty faucets, stiff laundry and scale in your water heater. East Valley water is very hard, so this is where most homes start.
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Filter the water for every faucet and shower in the house, for better taste and less chlorine smell from the moment water enters your home.
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Clean, great-tasting water for drinking, cooking, coffee and ice, right from a dedicated faucet at your kitchen sink.
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Reduce chlorine taste and odor with carbon filtration sized for your home's water use.
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Treatment plans for East Valley city water: hardness, chlorine taste and the spots and scale city water leaves behind.
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For properties on private wells: help with hardness, sediment, iron staining and odor, based on what your well water shows.
Explore serviceStraight answers about water in San Tan Valley.
Most homes are served by EPCOR, which took over Johnson Utilities in 2021. EPCOR runs two systems here, San Tan and San Tan Anthem.
EPCOR's 2025 reports show about 15 to 18 grains per gallon. That's very hard.
Less than in cities that use river water. San Tan Valley's water is groundwater, so it stays hard year-round.
Questions about your water? Call, text or send a message. We're here to help.