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Layton and nearby towns.Davis and Weber County water heater service.
Water heater replacement in Layton and seven nearby towns, each with its own page.
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Layton is the hub. It is the largest city in this group, with about 83,286 people.[1] Hill Air Force Base borders Layton, Clearfield, Roy, Sunset, and Riverdale.[2] Weber Basin's central system covers the area from Ogden south to Farmington, and the district says its water hardness can range from 10 to 18 grains per gallon.[3]
KaysvilleAbout 4,298 ft · 38.0% of homes built 2000 or later
ClearfieldAbout 4,442 ft · 32.6% of homes built 2000 or later
SyracuseAbout 4,272 ft · 70.2% of homes built 2000 or later
FarmingtonAbout 4,246 ft · 53.9% of homes built 2000 or later
ClintonAbout 4,334 ft · 50.3% of homes built 2000 or later
RoyAbout 4,377 ft · 21.6% of homes built 2000 or later
SunsetAbout 4,531 ft · 7.3% of homes built 2000 or later
Layton homes by the numbers
These U.S. Census Bureau survey figures (ACS 2024 5-year) describe the homes water heaters serve in Layton.[1] They are estimates with margins of error, so treat them as close, not exact.
| Measure (ACS 2024 5-year) | Layton |
|---|---|
| Population | 83,286 |
| Housing units | 29,155 |
| Built 2000 or later | 36.7% |
| Built 2010 or later | 21.4% |
| Built 1990–1999 | 19.5% |
| Built 1980–1989 | 18.2% |
| Built 1970–1979 | 15.3% |
| Built before 1980 | 25.6% |
| Owner-occupied (of 27,779 occupied units) | 72.5% |
| Home heated with utility gas | 85.2% |
| Home heated with electricity | 12.7% |
| Bottled or LP gas | 1.0% |
Heating-fuel figures describe how homes are space-heated, not water-heated. They still show where natural gas service is likely already in the house.[1]
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