Water by zip · 84020
Draper water
Draper addresses are served by either Draper City Water or WaterPro, depending on the neighborhood. Both blend local wells and canyon water with regional supply, and both report meeting federal and state requirements. The water carries the dissolved minerals common to the southeast valley.
Your water system
Draper City Water System
Source: Groundwater wells and surface water, with wholesale water purchased from Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District. Parts of Draper are served instead by WaterPro, drawing from deep wells and canyon streams.
WaterPro, which serves part of Draper, reports total hardness averaging 184.1 mg/L as calcium carbonate, about 10.8 grains per gallon; Draper City does not publish its own figure.
What stands out
Where it comes from
Draper City blends wells and surface water with wholesale supply from Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District. WaterPro draws from four deep wells and eight canyon streams including Big Willow, Bear Canyon, and Corner Canyon.
Minerals in the water
Draper City's 2024 report lists total dissolved solids up to 769 ppm, arsenic up to 4.4 ppb, and a lead 90th-percentile of 1.2 ppb, all within standards.
Hardness on the WaterPro side
WaterPro's report lists total hardness averaging 184.1 mg/L as calcium carbonate, roughly 10.8 grains per gallon, with a chlorine residual averaging 0.85 mg/L.
This is a plain-language summary, not a substitute for your utility's official report. Draper City Water System 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.
A drinking ionizer lets you control the water you actually drink, while a whole-home system with salt-free conditioning helps with hardness and chlorine throughout the house. Stop by The Well for a free water test to see your own numbers, whichever utility serves your street.