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Kaysville water

Kaysville City distributes treated water from the Weber Basin Water Conservancy District and publishes an annual water quality report. The report shows the water met federal and state drinking water standards, with detected substances at low levels.

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Kaysville City Water System

Source: Kaysville City purchases the water it delivers from the Weber Basin Water Conservancy District, whose supply blends treated surface water from the Weber River watershed with deep groundwater wells.. Public water system ID UTAH06006.

Kaysville's report does not state a single hardness figure, but Weber Basin water that blends river supply with groundwater is generally moderately hard, which is what leaves scale on fixtures and in kettles.

Kaysville City Annual Drinking Water Quality Report

What stands out

Where the water comes from

Kaysville's report states the city purchases its delivered water from the Weber Basin Water Conservancy District. Weber Basin's supply begins mostly as surface water from the Weber River headwaters, supplemented by deep wells, and is treated at the district's plants.

Dissolved minerals

The Kaysville report lists total dissolved solids averaging 403 mg/L (range 352 to 444, limit 2,000), sodium averaging 39.1 mg/L, and sulfate averaging 30.9 mg/L. These are naturally occurring and within standards.

Disinfection byproducts

Because the water is disinfected, the report lists total trihalomethanes averaging 25.5 ug/L (limit 80) and haloacetic acids averaging 14.4 ug/L (limit 60), both below federal limits. Combined radium averaged 0.747 pCi/L and gross alpha 1.10 pCi/L.

This is a plain-language summary, not a substitute for your utility's official report. Kaysville 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-water ionizer at the tap paired with whole-home salt-free conditioning can soften the feel of the water and reduce scale without adding sodium. Come by The Well for a free water test and we will walk through your options.

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