A maintenance plan for your home's equipment — not someone else's.
Utah's hard water is tough on softeners, water heaters, and boilers. CCR Plumbing's Annual Maintenance Plan (AMP) puts your equipment on a quarterly service schedule — and you decide exactly what's on it, down to how many of each you have.
Build your plan. See a real estimate as you go.
- 1Select the Equipment in Your Home that you'd like CCR to Service.
- 2Choose your payment plan.
- 3Submit your plan to CCR.
- Tap any equipment to add it to your plan.
Submit your plan to CCR.
Select your equipment above and a payment plan, then click to send your plan.
Utah's water works your equipment hard. AMP is how you stay ahead of it.
Well water, softeners, water heaters, and boilers all take real wear in Utah's mineral-heavy water. Left unchecked, small issues turn into after-hours repair calls. AMP puts our crew on a set schedule so nothing gets missed — and nothing gets serviced that you didn't ask for.
Four visits. Every season covered.
Some equipment needs attention at every visit. Other equipment only needs one deep annual service. We build your calendar around your actual equipment, not a one-size-fits-all checklist.
Three homes. Three completely different plans.
No two AMPs look alike, because no two homes' equipment looks alike. Every item on every plan is completely optional — customers can select or deselect anything above to build the exact plan their home needs. These sample plans — anonymized — are built from the same pricing shown above, so the totals below are real, not rounded estimates.
- Water Softener
- Carbon Backwash (Cartridge)
- Reverse Osmosis System
- Under Counter Carbon Filter
- Tankless Water Heater
- Tank Water Heater
- Water Softener
- Salt Delivery Service
- HVAC Furnace Tune-Up
- 2× Boiler
- Tank Water Heater
- Water Softener
- Reverse Osmosis System
- 2× HVAC Furnace Tune-Up
- 2× Mini-Split System
Totals reflect the equipment shown above and this page's live pricing. Your actual quote may include access or condition-based adjustments a technician identifies on site.
Why an annual maintenance plan matters more here.
Utah homes deal with some of the hardest water in the state — often 15 to 25+ grains per gallon. That hardness accelerates scale buildup in tank and tankless water heaters, strains softener resin beds, and shortens the life of filtration systems and boilers if they're left unserviced.
An annual maintenance plan is one of the simplest ways to protect that investment: regular water softener maintenance, water heater descaling, boiler safety checks, and filter service catch small issues before they turn into a repair call or a voided manufacturer's warranty.
CCR Plumbing builds every AMP around your home's actual equipment, so your plan is scheduled, tracked, and shown up for — season after season, across Utah, Salt Lake, Wasatch and Summit Counties.
- Spanish Fork, UT
- Payson, UT
- Salem, UT
- Santaquin, UT
- Benjamin, UT
- Goshen, UT
- Salt Lake City, UT
- Sandy, UT
- Heber City, UT
- Kamas, UT
- Park City, UT
- Coalville, UT
Annual Maintenance Plan — FAQ
Yes — every AMP is built from scratch around your home. There's no fixed bundle: you pick which equipment CCR services and how many of each, and you can add or remove items at renewal as your home changes.
Just tell us how many — the Build Your Plan tool above lets you set a quantity for each type of equipment, and your quote and visit schedule are built to match.
Most Utah homes should have a professional water softener check at least once a year, with salt checked and topped off every 4–6 weeks in between. Utah's hard water accelerates resin bed wear, so homes on well water or very hard municipal water often benefit from quarterly visits — which is exactly how AMP is scheduled.
It's based entirely on which equipment you include and how many of each. Use the Build Your Plan tool above to see a real estimate built from our actual component pricing, then request a formal quote.
Yes. In addition to Utah County, CCR Plumbing services Salt Lake, Wasatch, and Summit Counties — including Salt Lake City, Sandy, Heber City, Kamas, Park City, and Coalville.