Our counties
Benches, canyon mouths and the valley floor
One shop on Wall Avenue. Two diagnostic technicians. Weber County, plus the edges of Davis and Morgan.
- Weber County: Ogden, North Ogden, Hooper, Washington Terrace, Uintah, Farr West, West Haven, Plain City, Huntsville, Eden, Liberty · Bench and canyon-mouth streets sit above their mains and read low; valley-floor streets read high.
- Davis County: Fruit Heights
- Morgan County: Morgan, Mountain Green · Long rural runs: we read pressure at the house and check the line size.
We don't go to Salt Lake City, Park City or Logan. For those, call a plumber near you.
Height matters
What the lay of your street usually means
Every foot of height between the street main and your meter changes the pressure by about 0.43 psi.
Higher than the main
Reads
Low
Common hardware
Booster pump, larger line
Level with the main
Reads
In range
Common hardware
Fixtures and supply lines
Lower than the main
Reads
High
Common hardware
Pressure-reducing valve, expansion tank
Not sure which side you're on?
Book a pressure check. The first reading tells us.