Reliable Spectrum Shield System in Utah

Technician installing spectrum shield system in Utah family home basement.

Utah’s hard water is tough on homes and families, and that is exactly why we created our spectrum shield system. As a long-standing, family-owned company, Intermountain Soft Water has been helping Utah homeowners enjoy clean, soft, safe water for generations. Our spectrum shield system brings together proven water softening with a powerful whole-home water filter system, giving you protection at every tap. When you choose us, you are not just buying equipment; you are gaining a trusted partner that truly cares about your home and your health.

What the Spectrum Shield System Does for Your Home

Our spectrum shield system is designed specifically for Utah’s Rocky Mountain water conditions. It softens your water to help protect plumbing, fixtures, and appliances from damaging scale, while multi-stage filtration reduces tastes, odors, and unwanted contaminants. That means better-tasting drinking water, gentler water for skin and hair, and less buildup on glass, tile, and shower doors. Because we have been in the water business longer than almost anyone in Utah, we know how to size, install, and fine-tune a system that fits your family, your plumbing, and your budget.

Basement corner showing compact whole-home water softener and filter.
Diagram explaining spectrum shield system stages of home water filtration.

More Than a Softener: Cleaning, Disinfection, and Long Life

We do more than drop off a system and leave. Our team provides professional cleaning and disinfection services for water softeners to help keep your equipment performing at its best. Our full-home, Rocky Mountain–graded systems are built to last longer than the average water softener, so you get more value from your investment. With regular service from our trained technicians, your system can continue to protect your pipes, water heater, and appliances year after year.

Why Work With Intermountain Soft Water

As a family-owned Utah company, we take your satisfaction personally. We believe every homeowner deserves safe drinking water, reliable soft water, and honest advice. Our specialists take time to explain your options, answer questions, and recommend the right solution—not just the most expensive one.

If you are ready to upgrade your home’s water, we invite you to call us or fill out the form on our website to request a free in-home plumbing evaluation for a new water softener or spectrum shield system. Let us help you protect your home, your family, and your peace of mind.

Utah mountain home protected by advanced water filtration and softening.

Frequently Asked Questions

A basic softener mainly targets hardness minerals, while the spectrum shield system also filters a broader range of contaminants. It combines softening with multi-stage filtration that can address taste, odor, and other dissolved substances. This gives you better water for drinking, cooking, bathing, and protecting your plumbing.

In most homes, we can tie into the existing main water line and route treated water to the entire house. During your free in-home plumbing evaluation, we check for access, shutoff valves, and any special conditions before we recommend an installation plan. If there are unique plumbing challenges, we explain them clearly and outline practical options.

Maintenance needs vary based on water usage and local conditions, but most households benefit from an annual professional checkup. At that visit, we inspect valves, settings, and media performance, and we can also clean and disinfect the softener as needed. Staying on a routine schedule helps your system run efficiently and last longer.

Yes, many customers keep using their fridge dispenser or pitcher, but they often notice those filters last longer once the whole-house water is softened and filtered. The spectrum shield system reduces the overall “load” on smaller filters, helping them work more effectively. Over time, some families find they no longer need separate point-of-use filters at all.