Serving Pleasant Grove · Utah County
Pleasant Grove water tests 15–22 grains per gallon. We install Sentry II softeners, whole-home carbon filtration and reverse osmosis at posted prices — from $1,795 installed — and we're the same crew that flushes Pleasant Grove's tankless water heaters every year.
Pleasant Grove pulls from Battle Creek and Grove Creek canyon sources plus city wells, which puts most homes at 15–22 grains per gallon. The newer developments on the west side toward the lake and along the Vineyard border are tankless; the established neighborhoods up on the bench are a mix of tank and tankless.
We work across the Grove, Manila, the PG bench, west Pleasant Grove, Battle Creek area. 15 minutes from Lehi down State Street.
Already have a tankless? The same crew does the annual tankless water heater flush in Pleasant Grove — $225 flat.
Installed pricing for Pleasant Grove
Plus Utah sales tax. Add a $225 tankless flush to the same visit — book it here.
Pleasant Grove typically tests 15–22 grains per gallon (gpg). Anything over 7 gpg is considered hard; over 10 is very hard. We test on site before sizing a system.
For most 3–4 bath homes with 3–5 people on 15–22 gpg water, a 48,000-grain unit is the right fit. Smaller homes do fine on 32k; larger families or homes with a big soaker tub go to 60k. We size to your actual usage, not the biggest unit we can sell.
Yes, but it becomes insurance instead of rescue. A softener stops new scale from forming; the annual flush clears what's already there and keeps the manufacturer warranty valid. Flush Pros does both — most softener customers add the $225 flush to the same visit.
No. Installed price is the whole price. 15 minutes from Lehi down State Street.
Softeners, filters and RO systems are taxable in Utah; the prices shown are before tax. Tankless flushes are a cleaning service and are not taxed.
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