What we haul
Whatever is empty, we fill it.
Bulk potable water, delivered across Sevier County and surrounding East Tennessee counties
Pick what needs filling. It is the same clean, potable water in every load, sourced from wells and utility water departments, hauled in a tank kept for drinking water only. What changes from job to job is the approach: how close the truck can park, how fast we can pump without stirring up a tank, and whether the fill needs to happen before guests arrive, before an inspection, or before the pool plaster cures.
Not sure which one you need? If a well came up short, start with well water delivery. If you have a poly tank or cistern feeding the house, that is holding tank delivery. A new pool or a spring reopen is a pool fill, and if you want the gallons figured out first, use the pool gallon calculator. Job sites with no meter yet fall under construction water, and if the site needs storage as well as water, we rent tanks and keep them topped off.
Wells
Well gone dry or pump down? We fill well casings and storage with potable water so the house keeps running.
See wells detailsHolding Tanks
Cabin, cistern and residential holding tanks topped off on demand, indoors or out.
See holding tanks detailsSwimming Pools
New pool fills and top-offs, plus gunite water for pool construction crews.
See swimming pools detailsHot Tubs
Fresh potable fills for short-term rental hot tubs between guests.
See hot tubs detailsConstruction & Manufacturing
Construction water, dust control, and process water delivered to the job site.
See construction & manufacturing detailsLivestock & Landscape
Livestock troughs, landscape fountains and ponds filled with clean water.
See livestock & landscape detailsShort Term Rentals
Property managers and cabin owners: fast turnarounds so guests never notice a problem.
See short term rentals detailsWater Tank Rental
Need storage on site? We rent tanks and keep them filled for the length of your project.
See water tank rental detailsThree steps to a full tank
- 1
Tell us where and how much
Submit the order form or call. We need the address, what we're filling, any gate or door codes and the gallons you want.
- 2
We set up your account
A payment method goes on file once. Every delivery after that takes one phone call or email.
- 3
Water shows up
Our driver hauls the load, fills the tank, well, pool or hot tub, and confirms the delivery.
Then it is over. The tank is full, the showers run, the pool is ready and you go back to your day without thinking about water again.
Get your water back on today
Standard pricing is $400 per 1,000 gallons, ordered in 1,000 gallon increments, with discounts on large volume deliveries. Tell us the address and the gallons and we will give you a delivery window.
Common questions about our services
- Which water delivery service do I need?
- If a well ran dry or is recovering slowly, that is well water delivery. If a poly tank or cistern feeds the house, that is holding tank delivery. A new pool, a liner replacement or a spring reopen is a pool fill. A job site with no meter yet is construction water, and if the site also needs storage we rent tanks and keep them topped off.
- Is it the same water for every service?
- Yes. Every load is clean potable water sourced from wells and utility water departments, hauled in a tank kept for drinking water only. What changes between services is the approach: where the truck can park, how fast we can pump without stirring sediment, and what the fill has to be finished before.
- How much does a delivery cost?
- Standard pricing is $400 per 1,000 gallons, ordered in 1,000 gallon increments, across every service. Large volume deliveries such as pool fills and recurring job-site loads qualify for a volume discount.
- Can you fill more than one thing on the same trip?
- Usually yes. If the house tank and a hot tub both need water, or a pool and an irrigation tank sit on the same property, we can split a load between them as long as the total gallons are ordered together and the truck can reach both fill points.
- How far do you travel?
- We cover Sevier County and surrounding East Tennessee counties and run roughly a three hour drive from Sevier County. It is not a hard cutoff, how far we go depends on the gallons ordered and the miles from the closest fill point, so call and we will tell you straight.