Brian Boyett

Brian Boyett owned another successful soft water company in Phoenix, AZ before founding Boyett Family Rayne Water Conditioning in 1964. The company was called Cesco soft water service Phx, AZ.

Brian recieved his Vocational Agricultural Degree at Texas Tech University, Lubbock Texas

Brian Boyett was the regional director and representative for the National Cotton Council

Read more about Brian Boyett's Life Here

A history of Brian Boyett's mother, written herself, Christia Boyett, is available here

and is titled "Boom Town School Teacher". (Large 45MB PDF)

A Tribute to Brian Boyett (Our Co-Founder)

Cuparosa Inn- A beautiful Arizona Retreat (View Full Size)

Roberta Boyett

Roberta recieved her Bachelor of Arts degree in Home Economics (University of Arizona Tucson, AZ). She knows how important soft water is to keeping the house clean. She knows how important purified water is to good cooking (and health 'and a balanced diet').

Roberta recieved her Masters degree in teaching Arizona State University Tempe, Arizona. Her teaching skills served her well building Boyett Family Rayne Water Conditioning. She was our first staff trainer (and is very good at teaching us 'the right path' to take today). She always teaches us to take the 'road less traveled' (it is more difficult, but more rewarding when you arrive). She has definitely arrived. Roberta has told us many times; success is a journey - not a destination. Each of us choose to be successful each and every day.

Roberta has also been very involved with 4 H - teaching young women and young men proper cooking techniques and sanitation procedures. Roberta has taught (as many as) 7 kids (at a time) in her own kitchen (using her own cooking utensils and food).

Roberta has lead Boyett Family Rayne Water Conditioning into the computer age. She has developed our current computer infrastructure and management information systems. Roberta has developed all of our current paperwork and office procedures. Roberta has served as our office manager for over 30 years. She types out all of her file labels (for her file folders) instead of writing them. She expects us to take pride in our work and expects excellence in all levels of our organization. We can't slip anything by this woman. She is building a great legacy we will continue to follow.

Roberta Jean Boyett's maiden name is Hayden. Roberta Jean Hayden is a third generation native to Arizona. They even named Hayden Road (McClintock Road 'Tempe, Arizona' turns into Hayden Road north of McDowell) after her family. The Hayden Family are the third settlers of Scottsdale, AZ. There is a picture of Wilford Hayden (her father) in the current addition of the Scottsdale AZ (history) book. We will send you a copy. The Hayden Farm was located (off Hayden Road) where the current Eldorado Park (Scottsdale, AZ) resides. She is quite famous (yet very humble). You would never ever guess her heritage if you stop by our office and meet Roberta. She comes in the office often. However, she doesn't have to do much. We mostly enjoy visiting with her and hearing stories ' of how her and Brian built' such a great and long lasting company.

Roberta has been a great wife to Brian Boyett.

Roberta is an incredible mother. Katrina Boyett and Hayden Boyett don't know how she built Boyett Family Rayne Water Conditioning and still maintained (her most important role) as a mother. Wow.

She is super smart. We think she may be the smartest person in the company. She expects 110% from her staff and is very influential in all directions in which we pursue.

These days Roberta Boyett is the President of Boyett Family Rayne Water Conditioning. Roberta is very civic minded. When there is a need with people (within her circle of influence) Roberta is there to help. She is a good leader. We seek to make her proud every day (by taking good care of her customers).  Purified Water Fountain Hills Arizona.

Brian Hayden Boyett

I have managed Boyett Family Rayne Water Conditioning since 1995

I have been involved in this company since birth. My Father's occupation (on my birth certificate) says 'Soft Water Business'. I have gained most of my knowledge - about the business - around the dinner table (listening to Brian and Roberta Boyett discuss operations). I have always listened very carefully because I knew this information will be very useful someday. My first job in the company was taking out the trash and cleaning the offices. I have enjoyed learning every job in the company. I have learned that each job is critical to the quality of our products and services.  I have learned that in a small family business there is no job or position that is necessarily more important than another.  I have also seen demonstrated (at many levels) the concept of 'a company is only as strong as its weakest link'.  What this means to me: Our organization will only be able to sustain customer's confidence up to the level of our least qualified employee.  Therefore, it is our intention to employ humans which have the ambition to reach their full potential and are willing to reach past their existing expections. 

At Boyett Family Rayne Water Conditioning every job is important

There are no weak amongst our people. Learning for us continues to become more intriguing as time marches on. I recently heard Troy Phillips (our Service Manager) tell Marco (Service and Installation Technician 'in training') and Brett (super star Service and Installation Technician 'and trainer'); it is good to learn something new each day.  Not much has changed in the way our business is run today (in comparison to how our business was built by our founders). It is very easy to follow the high ethical principles which have been engrained in all the layers of our company structure. There is never any questions as to the integrity of each decision which has been made (under the guidance of Brian and Roberta Boyett). It is my anticipation and expectation to carry forward these long lasting traditions of high integrity and forward thinking innovation; and continue to teach these principles to our new generation.

I enjoy being able to influence the quality at all levels. It is true that we have the finest staff we have ever had; we collaborate, invent, efficientize and learn together. It is our desire is to get better and learn how to give our clients better service (than the day before).  It is a pleasure and honor to work everyday with such a fine cast of characters.

I received a Bachelors of Science degree in Corporate Finance at Arizona State University, Tempe AZ

The financial learning has been very influential in helping keep our costs low and our quality high. Our company recycles as many items as possible (which helps us offer very low rates). We utilize our vehicles the longest in our industry. The oldest vehicle in our fleet is 1989. Our preference is desiel Isuzu/ GMC cab-over trucks. In my opinion Isuzu is the best truck for our needs. We own 7 of these vehicles. Brian Boyett (co-founder) developed our current fleet utilization program. Because of our vehicle program we can move quicker and transport more materials than most other water treatment companies in Arizona. When we arrive at the job (we get the work done quickly and efficiently; in most cases there will be 'no extra trips' required). Increasing the life of our vehicles has lowered the cost of all our products. All of our vehicles are equipped with lift gates which allows us to give our clients the proper size equipment safely and efficiently.  The fleet maintenace and utilization models we utilize are based upon case studies of Wal-Mart and UPS.   Because Wal-Mart and UPS facilitate  maintenance of their fleets; they pass this savings on to their clients.  We continue to follow these models in our own firm.  We buy our trucks with cash and we utilize the most advanced maintenance techniques to aggrandize our efficiency and reduce our fleet costs.

We will not use cheap components; we deploy the finest ingredients when giving our clients the proper size and proper quality of equipment

We have the proper muscles to get the job done right. My financial background is also helpful when making capital investment decisions (to gain the highest return on each investment). When we spend a dollar we seek to stretch this dollar as far as possible. This helps us offer our clients the highest quality in the industry - at the lowest price. My financial training has also helped me appreciate how important it is to invest in soft water, purified drinking water and renewable resources (solar, hot water recirculating pumps, water recycling) to help make all organisms and organizations run more efficient. This is the most important document in our business. This document describes how you can save at least $131.00 each and every month by having our soft product. When I meet with each client I always review our Soft Water Savings document.  Because of my financial training I appreciate offering our clients an opportunity to add to the value of their budgets.  If you don't get soft water - you are making a bad investment. If you choose Boyett Family Rayne Water you will be making a good decision. Call us right now to get involved with us: Hayden's Cell  (602)291 -4157  , Office (480)969-7251;  Right Now!

1981 Arizona Junior State Old Time Fiddle Champion

I still play the (the violin/ fiddle) often. I enjoy studying other fiddlers techniques to learn new songs. My dream is to travel to fiddle contests around the country. Recently I entered the National fiddlers contest in Weiser, Idaho and received national placement. The placement was very low compared to the other contestants; however, this has always been my dream and it was an honor to participate.  I have played with Cowboy Dave at Brix Wine Bar, Cave Creek AZ. Brix Wine Bar is a great place to visit. This wine bar is right in the middle of beautiful Cave Creek, Arizona. I have played with the Herndon Brothers Band (Handle Bar J, Scottsdale AZ).  My fiddle provides some of the 'on-hold' fiddle music when you call our office (along with The Red Mountain Bluegrass Band).  One of the biggest honors of my music career has been collaborating with The Red Mountain Bluegrass Band.  My mentor Lyman Keeling introduced me to Dr. Theo Heap.  Dr. Theo Heap is the leader of The Red Mountain Bluegrass band.  Dr. Theo Heap is a great man; he was the President of Mesa Community College for 10 years (if you visit the Mesa Community College campus you will see the Dr. Theo Heap Auditorium); and he was a member of the United States Olympic Committee for 20 years.  Dr. Theo Heap's responsibility at the Olympic Games was to check credentials of arriving athletes.  My Favorite song that we play is Leather Britches (taught by Michael Rolland). My original teacher was Sue Widemark and then my parents convinced Dr. Peter Rolland to move to the Phoenix Arizona Water Softener, Water Treatment, Commercial Water Treatment. My parents are very tenacious individuals; they secured a job for Dr. Peter Rolland at the Valley National Bank (thanks to Jim Gardner).  Dr. Peter Rolland also had several other job opportunitis because of his mathematical genius.  Dr. Peter Rolland has been the source of many great opportunities in our lives.  Peter has also been a faculty member at ASU, teaching mathematics and music history.  A great support and influence in my musical career has been my mentor Lyman Keeling (of Mesa, AZ Water Purification, Reverse Osmosis, Soft Water).   Because of Lyman's unselfishness and giving nature; he encouraged me to take up the style of Old Time Fiddle Music.  I give all the credit for my music ability to my parents (Brian and Roberta Boyett). I would have quit playing the fiddle (many times) to play football or participate in other activities. There is a picture; at my house on Erie Street, Chandler Arizona (Water Softener, Reverse Osmosis, Water Purification) where my mother is standing by my side learning to play the violin.  I'm sure this was a painful task for my mother; however, I never heard a complaint from her.  Roberta Boyett, on the other hand, heard many complaints from me.  I wanted to go out and ride my bicycle and play with my friends instead of spending many arduous moments grinding through the learning process of new skills and learning new old time fiddle songs (by ear).  My parents made me practice every day (sometimes I practiced 5 hours; however - the requirement was 30 minutes). My parents taught me the principle of no pain no gain. I hope my music story will be a testimony to all the parents in the world. I suggest your kids practice music 30 minutes every day. My parents explained to my sister (Katrina Boyett) and I that practicing our instruments was our contribution to the family.  Because my parents did such a great job providing me my musical ability; I sometimes carry my fiddle in my vehicle and share my music ability with other people.  I hope by me sharring my music; this will encourage others to take up this cause and pay it forward. If I stop by your house - ask me for a fiddle song; and I may say, "if you sign up for our services today I'll play you a fiddle song." My fiddle music is available for barbeques; just leave a message for Hayden and ask about this service. We provide this service free of charge; if only you will let me have some snacks.

If you are interested in hearing some Old Time Fiddle and Bluegrass Music Please click on the links below.  Also please take a moment to read the article about The Red Mountain Bluegrass Band which was published in the Mesa Tribune newspaper in 2006.  You may read this article by clicking on the link below.

Click Here To Read an Article about "The Red Mountain Bluegrass Band"

Listen to the Red Mountain Bluegrass Band play "The Devil Went Down to Georgia"
And that's how you do it son

I am a 4th generation native Phoenician

My heritage includes membership in the Hayden Family of Scottsdale, Arizona (Water Softener, Soft Water, Reverse Osmosis, Alkalinity Water, Water Conditioning, Chlorine Free, Water Purification) and Buckeye, AZ (Water Softener, Soft Water, Reverse Osmosis, Alkalinity Water, Water Conditioning, Chlorine Free, Water Purification).  Hayden Road was the road leading out to my family's farm in Scottsdale, Arizona (high purity water, commercial water treatment, commercial water conditioning repair).  Eventually when Scottsdale began growing; The City of Scottsdale, Arizona purchased this land and my family moved their farm to Buckeye Arizona (Power plant commercial water treatment, commercial reverse osmosis water treatment, reverse osmosis filter service, reverse osmosis filter changes).  The Hayden Family currently includes 8 brothers and sisters who operate a very successful farming operation in Buckeye, Arizona (Water Conditioning, Water Treatment, Commercial Water Treatment, Commercial Water Purification and Water Softening).  I recently learned from my uncle Paul Hayden that our heritage also includes the political family of Senator Carl Hayden.  Monti's La Casa Vieja is the current meeting place of the  Arizona Water Quality Association.  It is at this historical location where Senator Carl Hayden was born.  It is also across the street from the former Hayden Flower Mill, which was operated by the Carl Hayden Family.  I was informed by my Aunt Cynthia Hayden-LeRoy that Senator Carl Hayden refered to our family as his nieces and nephews.  These days I am most proud of our great staff and their daily accomplishments. At Boyett Family Rayne Water Conditioning I see super human efforts occurring daily. I stand back and watch in amazement. I try to work to make our company better each day. Each one of our staff works to make our clients happy. This is what our technicians do best.  Won't you give us a chance to spoil you with our great products and services?

I love Arizona. I am a resident of Chandler AZ (Chandler Mayor Boyd Dunn is our client). Keep up the good work Mayor Dunn. You are a good mayor.

My favorite place to go listen to live country music is Handle Bar J Restaurant and night club Scottsdale, Arizona.

I am currently reading The Carrot Principle written by Adrian Gostick and Chester Elton which discusses sharring effective employee recognition to provide an accelerator in conjunction with four areas of leadership:

1. Goal Setting

2. Communication

3. Trust

4. Accountability

I am currently studying The Long Tail written by Chris Anderson (editor of Wired Magazine) which discusses providing products and service electronically to many people.

Our mission:

To be the best Water Treatment Company in the United States by providing products and services which exceed our client's expectations.  We began this mission 46 years ago.

Thank you for the opportunity to serve you.

Respectfully,

Brian Hayden Boyett

General Manager

Office: (480) 969-7251

Cell: (602) 921-4157

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Troy Phillips