Water by zip · 84004
Alpine water
Alpine City's drinking water comes from one spring and two wells, all groundwater. The city's 2023 Annual Drinking Water Quality Report records no violations and states the water meets federal and state requirements. Every figure below is taken from that report.
Your water system
Alpine City
Source: Groundwater from Grove Spring plus the 300 East Well and Silverleaf Well. Alpine's secondary irrigation water is separate from this culinary supply..
Alpine's official report does not list a hardness figure, but groundwater along the Wasatch foothills is typically hard, which shows up as scale and spotting.
What stands out
Dissolved minerals (TDS)
Alpine's report lists total dissolved solids at 204 ppm (mg/L), comfortably below the 2000 ppm secondary limit. That is the overall mineral load in the water.
Nitrate and fluoride
Nitrate measured 0.132 mg/L against a 10 mg/L limit, and fluoride 0.221 mg/L against a 4 mg/L limit. Both are well within federal limits.
Lead and copper
The 90th-percentile lead result was 3.3 ppb (limit 15) and copper 0.109 ppm (limit 1.3), with zero sites exceeding the action level in the city's 2022 sampling.
This is a plain-language summary, not a substitute for your utility's official report. Alpine City reports meeting federal drinking-water standards. For the full, current numbers, read the official report linked above.
What helps
What we would do about it.
For better-tasting drinking water and fewer hard-water headaches, a drinking-water ionizer alongside whole-home salt-free conditioning gives you clean glasses at the tap and gentler water throughout the house without adding salt. Stop by The Well in Heber City for a free water test and we will help you choose.