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Frequently asked questions
How bulk water delivery works in East Tennessee
Most people who call us have never bought water by the truckload before. The short version: we haul potable water sourced from wells and utility water departments, we sell it in 1,000 gallon increments starting at $400 per 1,000 gallons with discounts on large volume deliveries, and we pump it into whatever you have, a well casing, a cistern, a poly holding tank, a pool, a hot tub, a livestock trough or a construction tank on site.
We are based in Sevier County and run to roughly a 3 hour drive. There is no hard cutoff. How far we go depends on how many gallons you need and how many miles the site sits from the closest fill point, so the honest answer always comes from a phone call with the address in hand. We are open daily 9am - 9pm, and orders placed early in the day usually go out the same day.
Common questions
What services do you offer?
East TN Water Delivery delivers bulk potable water for pools, hot tubs, holding tanks, wells, construction processes and more.
How do I order?
Ordering water is fast and simple. Use the order form on this site or call us at (865) 622-2022. We will set up an account with a payment method on file, and all future deliveries can be scheduled with a quick email or phone call. We strive to be the fastest water delivery company in town.
What makes you different?
We aim to be fast and efficient. Call us with your address and the gallons you need and we will give you a delivery window right away.
What's your pricing?
Standard pricing is $400 per 1,000 gallons, with discounts on large volume deliveries.
Where is the water from?
We supply water from wells and utility water departments.
How far do you deliver?
We are based in Sevier County and will run out to roughly a 3 hour drive. There is no hard cutoff, it depends on how much water you need and how many miles the site is from the closest fill point. Call us with the address and the gallons and we will tell you straight.
Why do customers need bulk water?
Customers request bulk water for storage tanks, construction projects, pools, hot tubs and wells, anywhere a utility line can't reach or a well has come up short.
Still deciding what you need?
If you are not sure how many gallons your pool takes, run the numbers with our pool gallon calculator. If your well has already run dry, start with emergency water delivery. For volume discounts and how the tiers work, see pricing, and to check whether your address is an easy run, look at the service area map.
Ready when you are.
Most deliveries go out same day.