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Water hauling

Water hauling and water truck delivery in East Tennessee

Some people call it water hauling, some call it a water truck, some just want the tank full. Whatever you call it, we bring clean potable water by the tanker load to homes, farms, pools and job sites across Sevier County and the surrounding counties.
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What we haul water for

Anywhere a utility line does not reach or a well has come up short, a truck can. Water is billed at $400 per 1,000 gallons with discounts on large volume deliveries.

Residential water hauling

Dry wells, cisterns and household holding tanks. We haul in 1,000 gallon increments so you only pay for what the tank takes.

Construction water trucks

Dust control, soil compaction, concrete and process water delivered to the site on your schedule.

Pool and hot tub hauling

New pool fills, seasonal openings and rental hot tub turnarounds without running a well dry.

Agricultural water hauling

Livestock troughs, pasture tanks, ponds and landscape fountains through dry stretches.

Where our water trucks run

Home base is Sevierville, so Sevierville, Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg hauls are usually same day. From there we run west to Knoxville, Maryville and Alcoa, east to Dandridge and Newport, and up the valley to Townsend, Seymour and Kodak. Outside that ring we still go, it just depends on the gallons and the miles to the closest fill point.

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Three steps to a full tank

  1. 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. 2

    We set up your account

    A payment method goes on file once. Every delivery after that takes one phone call or email.

  3. 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 water delivered todayOr call (865) 622-2022

Common questions about water hauling

How much does it cost to have water hauled?
Water hauling is $400 per 1,000 gallons, ordered in 1,000 gallon increments, with discounts on large volume deliveries. Call (865) 622-2022 with the address and gallons and we quote the load before we roll.
How many gallons does your water truck hold?
We haul in 1,000 gallon increments and run repeat loads for larger jobs, so a 15,000 gallon pool or a 5,000 gallon cistern is no problem. Tell us the volume and we plan the trips.
Is hauled water safe to drink?
Yes. Every load is potable water pulled from wells and utility water departments, the same water that comes out of a tap. We do not haul reclaimed or non-potable water.
How far will your water trucks travel?
We are based in Sevier County and run out to roughly a 3 hour drive from Sevier County. There is no hard cutoff. Whether a long haul makes sense depends on how much water you need and how far the site is from the closest fill point.
Can a water truck reach a rough or steep site?
Usually. We fill mountain chalets on switchbacks and job sites on raw grade every week. Tell us about the access when you order and we bring the right length of hose.
How fast can you haul water out?
We are open open daily 9am - 9pm. Call early in the day and most Sevier County hauls happen the same day; further out is usually same or next day.

Need a truck out today? Call (865) 622-2022 or order water online.