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Pool water delivery across Maine and New Hampshire
7,000 gallons a load, clean and balanced. Not the same truck. It has never hauled anything else.
4.9 on Google , rated 4.9 out of 5 from 61 reviewsPool Water Hauling
A separate truck. That is not a small detail.
Ask anyone who fills pools for a living what question they get most and it is the same one every time: is this the same truck that pumps septic tanks? For us, the answer is no. And it has been that way long enough that it is painted on our road sign out on Route 236.
The pool truck hauls water. That is the only thing it hauls. The load shows up clean, balanced and ready to swim in, and you are not left wondering what was in the tank last week.
Two trucks, two jobs
One truck hauls waste. The other hauls your pool water.
Two trucks, two jobs. It is on the road sign out on Route 236 for a reason.
The full list
Pools, rinks and bulk water
- New pool fills. Just had a pool built or installed? We will bring the water and fill it.
- Refills. Drained for a repair or a liner replacement, we will put the water back.
- Backyard ice rinks. Winter rinks get the same tanker. As much water as the rink takes.
- Swim spas and cold plunges. Swim spas, cold plunges and hot tubs get the same clean water tanker.
No pool fill is too small for us.
How much water
Most pools are one trip
7,000
gallons a load
One load, clean and balanced
1
trip
Fills a typical pool
~25
miles
Around each of our two yards
One load is 7,000 gallons, which puts a typical pool at one trip, anywhere within about 25 miles of either yard.
Larger pools take more than one load. Tell us the dimensions when you call and we will tell you what it takes before we roll.
How a fill goes
Four steps, one phone call
01
Call the office
Have the pool dimensions handy so we can work out the volume.
02
We schedule it
We book a window that works around the install or the repair.
03
The tanker arrives
Hose runs from the truck to the pool. The water is already clean and balanced.
04
You swim
No settling period on our end, no treating a tanker load of surprises.
From an actual fill: the call, the truck, the hose, the swim.
7,000 gallons a load.
Clean, balanced, and ready to swim in. Most pools are one trip.
Why call us
Water hauling is not a side job here
The same office, about 25 miles around each of our two yards, and a dedicated tanker that does one thing.
The pool truck is a dedicated tanker. It does not double as anything else.
We fill backyard ice rinks, swim spas and cold plunges straight through the winter.
No pool fill is too small for us. We have a small chase truck for harder-to-reach jobs.
From the same towns we deliver to
What a pool fill actually looks like
4.9 out of 5 across 61 Google reviews.
I stopped in the office to see if there was a snowballs chance in hell of getting a water delivery to fill our pool the week of the upcoming 4th of July weekend during a heat wave. Unbelievably we got the double water delivery that actual day. Mind blown!! Holiday Made! Everyone from the office staff to the delivery driver were amazing.
David P. · Google Review
Had pool water delivered on 5/13 then a week later had a Crack in filter hose and lost half the pool water. After hose repair I called they responded same day delivery to save the half filled pool water!! Wonderful.
Michael D. · Google Review
My pool had a hole in the liner, we fixed it, it was green and half empty and was in dire need of water. They were extremely busy as it was coming up on the 4th of July weekend. But, She had said, they will do what they can to try and squeeze us in. Long story short!….. I had water within 3 days.
Karen B. · Google Review
Common questions
Questions we get about pool water
No. The pool water truck hauls water and nothing else. That is why “Not Same Truck” is on our sign. It is the first thing people ask.
Each load is 7,000 gallons. Larger pools take more than one load, so tell us the dimensions when you call.
Backyard ice rinks, cold plunges, swim spas, hot tubs, and anything else you need filled with water. Same dedicated clean-water tanker, all year round.
About 25 miles around each of our two yards, Route 236 in Eliot, Maine and 674 White Mountain Hwy in Ossipee, New Hampshire.
Larger pools take more than one load. Tell us the dimensions when you call and we will tell you what it takes before we roll.
We have a small chase truck for harder-to-reach jobs, which covers sites the full size tanker cannot get into.
Different question? See all FAQs or ask us, no pressure.
Also on the trucks
The other things our trucks do
Routine Maintenance
Get on a schedule and stop guessing. We track the interval and tell you when the tank is due.
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Camera Inspection
See what is actually happening in the line before anyone digs. Especially worth it on an older home that has never been scoped.
Learn more →The pool does not fill itself. Tell us the dimensions and we will bring the water.
Before you call
Work out roughly what your pool holds
Give us the shape and the measurements and we will tell you roughly how many gallons that is, and how many loads it works out to. Bring the number with you when you call and we can talk schedule straight away.
Average depth means shallow end plus deep end, divided by two. Steps, benches and slopes make the real number a little lower, so treat this as a starting point.
0 gallons
Enter the dimensions above for a rough estimate.
Your estimate is attached to the request below, so the office sees the gallons before they call you back.
Tell us what you need.
Send it over and we reply the same business day with an estimate. Backing up right now? Call (207) 439-1250, a real person answers 24/7.