Murray
Plumber.

An original look at county property records

The 1970s left
a lot of houses here.

The largest building decade in our Murray study was the 1970s: 4,431 residential parcels. Across the whole sample, nearly two thirds were built before 1980.

We repair older fixture valves, replace leaking supply piping and install plumbing for updated kitchens and bathrooms. You don’t need a full remodel to book a repair.

For a larger project, we’ll go over the existing plumbing with you and price the work before starting.

Murray City Water · 2025 report

Local wells.
Hard water.

Murray City Water draws from deep wells and McGhie Springs near Big Cottonwood Canyon. Its 2025 water-quality report lists average hardness of 194 mg/L, or 11.4 grains per gallon.

If you’re adding a softener or replacing one, we can test the incoming water, size the equipment and install the connections. The published average is useful background; the water entering your house is what we set the equipment for.

Our analysis of Murray’s public GIS

Cast iron is still
part of the picture.

Our June 2026 map snapshot includes about 25 miles of city-owned water main labeled cast iron. That’s about 18% of the 142.5 mapped miles marked as Murray-owned.

Most of the mapped mileage is ductile iron, including pipe recorded as polywrapped. Murray’s own conservation page describes an ongoing main-replacement program.

Those are the utility’s mains. For the plumbing in your house, Mountain Man handles leak repairs, shutoffs, pressure regulators and repiping.