Commercial Water & Ice Systems in Tooele

Water coolers and ice machines installed and looked after by our own technicians, about 40–45 minutes from our shop.

Serving Tooele

Tooele is the county seat, tucked against the west side of the Oquirrh Mountains with the Great Salt Lake off to the north. Main Street, which doubles as SR-36, is the spine of the city. County and city offices cluster downtown, small professional offices and shops fill the blocks in between, and Mountain West Medical Center anchors North Main with specialty clinics around it.

The heavier work is on the north end of town. The industrial depot on former Army land holds rail-served warehouses and manufacturing plants, the kind of buildings where a shift crew goes through ice by the bucket in July. Farther out in Tooele Valley, Lakeview Business Park is filling in with distribution buildings toward Grantsville. On Tooele Boulevard, Tooele Technical College shares a campus with USU Tooele, and the county school district is headquartered here too.

We're about 40–45 minutes from our Salt Lake City shop, out SR-201 and I-80 and down SR-36, and our own technicians make the trip. Most service calls are completed the same day, nearly all the rest the next day, and the call itself is free. If your break room has a store-bought cooler no one maintains, try one of ours for a week first.

Tooele water.

Tooele City's tap water is all groundwater. The city's 2025 Annual Drinking Water Quality Report lists fourteen wells and one spring, Left-Hand Fork Spring, feeding the system. It doesn't publish a hardness number, but it does report total dissolved solids, a measure of the minerals carried in the water, at 264 to 652 parts per million depending on the source, so the water reaching one building can be noticeably different from the next. Utah well water runs hard, and those minerals settle out as scale in anything that heats or chills. The reverse osmosis built into every machine we install removes most of them before the water reaches a cup or the ice bin, whichever well your building draws from.

Questions from Tooele businesses.

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Tooele's water comes from wells. Does that change what we need?

Not really. Tooele City's 2025 report lists fourteen wells and a spring, and the mineral content varies quite a bit from one source to another. Our machines purify the water with reverse osmosis no matter which well feeds your building, so the taste stays the same. We schedule maintenance every 12 to 18 months and change the filters during that visit.

Do you cover Grantsville, Stansbury Park, Erda and Lake Point too?

Yes, the whole Tooele Valley, and the rest of Utah beyond it. The same technicians who handle Tooele drive out to Grantsville and Stansbury Park. If your company also has a location in the Salt Lake Valley, one team can look after both, with one phone number to call.

Tooele is across the mountains from Salt Lake. Is that too far for you?

No. It's about 40–45 minutes from our shop, and our technicians, who are our own employees and not a contractor, make that drive. A service call costs you nothing: we repair the machine or swap it out. We'll reach out within 1 business day of your request to set up a free site visit.

Our building at the industrial depot runs more than one shift. Can the install happen without shutting anything down?

Yes. The work stays in the spot where the machine goes: we tee into a cold water line, run a drain for the reverse osmosis and plug into an outlet, then clean up. Nothing on your production floor has to stop. We'll pick a time with you that keeps the trucks and the line moving.

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