Whole-home softener
Takes out the hardness that scales your pipes, spots your dishes, and dries out skin and hair.
Included in the $2,899
Three systems, one price: a softener, a whole-house carbon filter, and reverse osmosis drinking water. A licensed plumber installs it in one or two days.
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Takes out the hardness that scales your pipes, spots your dishes, and dries out skin and hair.
Included in the $2,899
Takes the chlorine out of every tap and shower, not just the kitchen.
Included in the $2,899
Its own faucet at the sink. Minerals added back, so it doesn’t taste flat.
Not an add-on
He pulls the permit, sets the bypass, and carries $1M/$2M in liability. About four hours on site.
You pay when it’s done
The valve is a Clack or a Hankscraft, the valves most water treatment dealers build on. A licensed Utah plumber does the work.
See the price side by sideThe same kind of system, priced two ways.
Installed price
Copperline
$2,899
tax and labor included
Typical national-brand quote
$6,000 to $10,400
Whole-home softener + carbon
Copperline
Included
Typical national-brand quote
Included
RO drinking water
Copperline
Included
Typical national-brand quote
Often an add-on
Annual service contract
Copperline
None required
Typical national-brand quote
Often $250–$780 a year
$2,899
All in. Softener, carbon filter, drinking water, tax and labor.
1–2
Days from a yes to water you can drink. About four hours on site.
15
Davis County cities served, from North Salt Lake to South Weber.
10×54
Full-size tank, not a downsized 9×48. Clack valve heads.
Most whole-home systems in Davis County are sold at the kitchen table. A salesperson comes out, tests the water, and quotes six to ten thousand dollars, and part of that number pays for the visit and the commission. Copperline skips that part. You ask for a quote, we talk for five minutes, and a licensed Utah plumbing contractor installs the same class of equipment the big brands sell. That is how it comes to $2,899.
Ryan Harmon
Owner · Copperline Water
No contract and no subscription. Salt is a bag from the hardware store, and the filters change once a year, by hand, in ten minutes.
The price is lower because there is no sales visit and no commission. That is the whole difference.
The same class of equipment: a Clack or Hankscraft valve, resin and carbon media, an RO unit under the sink. We don’t claim ours is better. It’s the same job for less, because we don’t run sales appointments.
On city water, no. Every Davis County system publishes its results, and we pull yours while we’re on the phone. If someone already tested your water, send the report and we’ll quote from it.
Yes, but a well needs a real test before anyone picks equipment, and it’s priced separately. Request a quote and we’ll set that up.
On the main line — usually the garage or utility room — and the valve needs a standard outlet nearby. We ask on the call so install day holds no surprises.
Ordinary softener salt, a bag every month or two. Drinking-water filters once a year. Do it yourself, or let us handle it.
Step one
Fill out the form. We reply within the hour, by text.
Step two
We check your water, where the main line comes in, and whether there’s an outlet nearby. If another company tested your water, send us the report.
Step three
A licensed plumber, about four hours. You pay when it’s done.
Not sure? Get a quote and we’ll check your city.