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Union County, TN

Bulk Water Delivery in Union County, TN

Around Maynardville and the Norris Lake coves, plenty of homes and camps depend entirely on a well or a stored tank. When it runs out, we haul potable water in so nobody is rationing what is left.Union County is Norris Lake. Sharps Chapel and the peninsulas off Highway 33 are full of cabins and lake houses on holding tanks, and the driveways down to the water are steep enough that we plan the approach before the truck rolls.

What we haul most in Union County

  • Lake house holding tanks and hot tubs on the Sharps Chapel peninsulas.
  • Well fills on the ridges where lines stop short of the property.
  • Pool fills for seasonal homes opening in May.

We regularly run Norris Lake, Highway 33, Maynardville, Luttrell and Sharps Chapel. If your address is nearby, we can almost certainly reach it.

Where public water stops here

Luttrell-Blaine-Corryton Utility District and Maynardville cover part of the county, but Norris Lake shoreline property largely does not.

Terrain and access

Norris Lake and Big Ridge define the map. Steep lake lots with switchback drives are common, so we plan hose runs before we load.

Drive from our fill point

About an hour, most orders next day Our standard rate starts at 400 dollars per 1,000 gallons wherever we go, and large volume deliveries are discounted. What changes is whether the gallons ordered justify the miles, so bigger orders travel further comfortably.

Rate
From $400 / 1,000 gal

Volume discounts on large loads

County seat
Maynardville
Turnaround
About an hour, most orders next day
Hours
Open Daily 9am - 9pm

Towns we deliver to in Union County

These are the Union County towns and ZIP areas our trucks run most. Rural addresses between them are fair game too, we just need the directions and any gate codes.

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Union County is shaded in full. Lighter counties are the rest of our East Tennessee service area.

  • Luttrell
  • Maynardville
  • Sharps Chapel

Water delivery services in Union County

Every service below runs in Union County. Follow a link for what that job costs, how long it takes and what we need from you before the truck rolls.

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Send us the details and a dispatcher comes back with a price and a delivery window. No account, no deposit.

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Tell us what you need in Union County and we'll come back with a price and a delivery window.

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Union County water delivery questions

How much does water delivery cost in Union County, TN?
Water is $400 per 1,000 gallons, ordered in 1,000 gallon increments, with discounts on larger volumes. Call (865) 622-2022 with the gallons and the Union County address and we will quote the load before we roll.
How long does delivery take to Maynardville and the rest of Union County?
About an hour, most orders next day. We are open open daily 9am - 9pm, so calling early in the day gives us the best chance of getting a truck out to you quickly.
Which towns in Union County do you deliver to?
We regularly deliver to Luttrell, Maynardville, Sharps Chapel and the rural addresses in between. If your road is not on that list, call us with the address and we will tell you straight whether we can reach it.
Is the water potable?
Yes. Every load is potable water pulled from wells and utility water departments, the same water you would drink from the tap. We do not haul reclaimed or non-potable water.
Is Union County inside your service radius?
We will run out to roughly a 3 hour drive from Sevier County. Whether a long haul makes sense depends on how much water you need and how far the site is from the closest fill point, so call us with the details and we will tell you straight.

Still have a question? Call (865) 622-2022 or read the full FAQ.