Cisterns and holding tanks
Holding tanks and cisterns topped off on demand
Who calls us for this
- Cabins and homes with no utility line, running off a cistern.
- Buried and above-ground tanks that need a scheduled top-off.
- Property managers who would rather set a standing refill than field complaints.
How the delivery works
Any tank we can reach
Basement cisterns, crawlspace tanks, poly tanks on a pad, buried concrete. If the hose reaches the fill port, we can fill it.
Standing schedule available
Once your account is set up with a payment method on file, a repeat delivery takes one phone call or email.
No need to be home
Give us the gate or door code and we will fill the tank and confirm the delivery once it is done.
What we need from you
- Tank size and roughly how empty it is.
- Where the fill port is and where the truck can sit.
- Access codes if the tank is behind a gate or inside a locked space.
Water is $400 per 1,000 gallons, ordered in 1,000 gallon increments, with discounts on large volume deliveries. See full pricing.
Where we haul it
Holding tanks and cisterns are the backbone of cabin country. We fill them all over Sevier County: Gatlinburg chalets above Ski Mountain, Pigeon Forge cabins up Wears Valley, and homes north of Sevierville where the utility line never ran. East of there we fill lake-house tanks on Cherokee Lake around Morristown and cisterns on the acreage out through Strawberry Plains. Buried, above ground, basement or crawlspace, if the hose reaches the fill port we can fill it.
Common questions
- How much water does my holding tank hold?
- Residential cisterns commonly run 1,000 to 2,500 gallons, and cabin tanks are often 500 to 1,500. Check the plate on the tank or tell us the dimensions and we will work it out with you.
- Do I need to be home for the delivery?
- No. Give us the gate or door code when you order and we will fill the tank and confirm the delivery once it is done.
- Can you set up a recurring delivery?
- Yes. Once your account has a payment method on file, a repeat delivery takes one phone call or email. Property managers often set a standing schedule.
- How much does it cost to fill a cistern?
- At $400 per 1,000 gallons, a 1,500 gallon cistern runs about $600 and a 2,500 gallon tank about $1,000, before any volume discount.
Still have a question? Call (865) 622-2022 or read the full FAQ.
Three 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.