DAVIS AND WEBER COUNTIES CANAL COMPANY

What DAVIS AND WEBER COUNTIES CANAL COMPANY does

Davis and Weber Counties Canal Company (DWCCC) is a private mutual water company headquartered in Sunset, Utah, operating canal and secondary water distribution infrastructure across Davis and Weber Counties. Founded in 1900 to deliver irrigation water to shareholders, the company remains organized as a water-users' cooperative under board governance with no external investors, parent company, or public listing. It manages a primary canal system plus a secondary pressurized distribution network organized into four service areas: Clinton/West Point, South Layton/Kaysville, South Weber, and West Layton. The company's underlying technology is purely physical — canals, ditches, secondary water laterals, meters, and ditch-master-coordinated deliveries — with no disclosed software, API, or data platform components.

The company's service offering centers on infrastructure operations rather than productized services: Canal System Management (water delivery, maintenance, ditch master coordination, capital improvements), Secondary Water Distribution to residential and commercial customers, Water Conservation programming, Capital Facilities Planning, and a New Development Requirements process for connecting new construction projects. Its customer base is geographically defined — homeowners, agricultural water users, and developers within its service territory — with relationships conducted directly through the company's website (davisweber.org) rather than through a sales force or marketing channels.

There is no publicly disclosed pricing, revenue model, or financial statements. As a mutual water company, DWCCC's revenue mechanics are typical for the structure: assessments and fees levied on shareholders/water rights holders and connection/secondary-system fees charged to new development connections. The company operates with approximately 5 employees, suggesting a lean operating model focused on infrastructure maintenance rather than commercial scale.

Name

DAVIS AND WEBER COUNTIES CANAL COMPANY

Legal name

Davis and Weber Counties Canal Company

Website

https://davisweber.org

Company type

Private

Founded year

1900

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

Davis and Weber Counties Canal Company is a private mutual water company, founded 1900 in Sunset, Utah, that operates canal and secondary water distribution infrastructure serving residential, agricultural, and new development customers across Davis and Weber Counties.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Water Utility Services

NAICS

Water Supply and Irrigation Systems (22131), Water Supply and Irrigation Systems (221310)

SIC

Water Supply (4941)

akta.pro primary industry

Aqueducts, Canals & Pipeline-Canal Hybrid Conveyance Systems (Interbasin) (TLAGAHAK)

akta.pro secondary industries

Agricultural Irrigation Water Conveyance Pipelines (Long-Distance) (TLAGAHAD), Water & Wastewater Pipeline Construction (Mains, Force Mains, Interceptors) (IMAFAGAC)

Keywords

• Water utility services
• Canal irrigation systems
• Secondary water distribution
• Residential water supply
• Water conservation programs

Headquarters

HQ city

Sunset

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Infrastructure, Operations, Personnel, Supply Chain

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels1 record

Core offering

Davis and Weber Counties Canal Company is a regional water utility that manages canal water infrastructure and secondary water distribution networks across Davis and Weber Counties, Utah. It delivers canal and secondary water to residential, agricultural, and commercial customers through defined service areas including Clinton/West Point, South Layton/Kaysville, South Weber, and West Layton. Supporting services include water conservation programs, capital facilities planning, ditch master coordination, and processing of new development water connection requirements.

Product overview

Davis and Weber Counties Canal Company operates as a water utility managing both primary canal infrastructure and secondary water distribution systems. The company provides Canal System Management as its core infrastructure service, supplemented by Secondary Water Distribution serving multiple service areas (Clinton/West Point, South Layton/Kaysville, South Weber, West Layton). Additional services include Water Conservation programs, Capital Improvement Projects, Ditch Master coordination, and New Development Requirements processing.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Canal System Management Manages the primary canal infrastructure serving Davis and Weber Counties in Utah, including water delivery, system maintenance, ditch master coordination, and capital improvements. Available to shareholders and water users within the canal company's service territory.
• Secondary Water Distribution System Provides secondary water distribution services to residential and commercial customers across multiple service areas including Clinton, West Point, South Layton, Kaysville, South Weber, and West Layton.
• Water Conservation Services Offers water conservation programs and resources to help customers manage water usage efficiently. Targeted at residential and commercial customers in the service area.
• Capital Improvement Projects Manages capital facilities planning and infrastructure improvement projects for the canal system.
• Water Service Area Delivery (Clinton/West Point, South Layton/Kaysville, South Weber, West Layton) Defined water service areas across Davis and Weber Counties — Clinton/West Point, South Layton/Kaysville, South Weber, and West Layton — delivering canal and secondary water to residential and commercial customers.

Segments2 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Broad incumbents

• Imperial Irrigation District: Imperial Irrigation District is one of the largest irrigation districts in the western U.S., delivering Colorado River water to agricultural users in California's Imperial Valley. It shares DWCCC's core model of large-scale canal-based irrigation delivery, but at vastly greater scale and in a different geography.
• Salt Lake City Department of Public Utilities: Salt Lake City's utility department provides drinking water, secondary water, and wastewater services in Salt Lake County. It is a comparable regional water provider adjacent to DWCCC's Davis/Weber service area but operates at municipal-government scale with a broader service mandate.
• Metropolitan Water District of Salt Lake & Sandy: MWDSLS is a wholesale treated-water supplier to Salt Lake City and Sandy. While focused on drinking water rather than irrigation canals, it operates in the same regional water utility ecosystem and serves overlapping municipal customers near DWCCC's service area.
• Central Utah Water Conservancy District: Central Utah Water is a large multi-county conservancy district delivering irrigation, municipal, and industrial water across central and northern Utah. It shares DWCCC's core business of water conveyance for irrigation but at a significantly larger geographic and operational scale.

Direct peers

• Provo River Water Users Association: Provo River Water Users Association is a Utah-based mutual water users association delivering irrigation water along the Provo River system. It shares DWCCC's mutual/shareholder ownership model and canal-based irrigation delivery focus.
• Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District: Jordan Valley Water is a Utah-based water conservancy district serving Salt Lake County and parts of Utah County, providing wholesale and secondary water distribution. It operates a similar model of canal/secondary water delivery to municipalities and developments adjacent to DWCCC's market.
• Weber Basin Water Conservancy District: Weber Basin is a Utah water conservancy district operating in Weber, Davis, Morgan, Summit, and Box Elder counties. It directly overlaps with DWCCC's service geography and similarly delivers irrigation and secondary water to residential and agricultural users in the Wasatch Front.

Regional players

• Washington County Water Conservancy District: Washington County Water Conservancy District manages water resources in southwestern Utah, including irrigation and secondary water delivery. It is structurally similar to DWCCC as a Utah conservancy district operating canal and water distribution infrastructure for agricultural and municipal users.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights5 records

Customer concentration

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Investors

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Investments

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