Water softeners in Anthony, New Mexico

Softener and filter help for the young city on the state line in the southern Mesilla Valley.

Anthony, New Mexico, is one of the state's newest cities. Voters approved incorporation in January 2010 and it became a municipality that July. It had 8,693 residents in 2020 and sits on the state line directly north of Anthony, Texas, with Interstate 10 running through town about 24 miles south of Las Cruces.

Who supplies Anthony's water?

The Anthony Water and Sanitation District. Its 2025 water quality report says the water is treated by filtration and disinfection, and its results table lists uranium at 3 micrograms per liter against a limit of 30, with no violations. The report doesn't give a hardness figure, so a test at your tap is the way to size a softener.

Farm-country homes and wells

Anthony sits in the farmland of the southern Mesilla Valley, and some properties outside the district's lines run on private wells. The New Mexico Environment Department recommends that well owners test every year for bacteria, nitrate and arsenic, and every five years for uranium. Bring those results when you call so the company can plan around them.

Typical requests

  • New softeners and replacements
  • RO drinking taps
  • Sediment filters ahead of softeners on wells

Common questions

Who runs the water system in Anthony, NM?

The Anthony Water and Sanitation District, which publishes an annual water quality report.

Should I test my well before buying a softener?

Yes. NMED recommends regular well testing, and the results tell the installer what equipment you need.

Services in Anthony

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Crusty faucets, cloudy glasses or a softener that gave up?

Call the number above and a local water treatment company will help you sort out what your water needs.

Call (575) 270-0909
Call (575) 270-0909