Where do you deliver?
Houston is our home base, and we deliver to 36 nearby communities, including Katy, Sugar Land, Pearland, Cypress, The Woodlands, Humble, Pasadena, Baytown, and League City. We drop pallets at job sites, offices, churches, events, retailers, or straight to your driveway. See every community we serve.
Do you offer bulk water delivery near me?
If you're in Houston or a nearby community, most likely yes. Text your delivery address to 346-210-3484 and we'll confirm your delivery window, or check whether your city is on our list.
How fast can I get a pallet delivered?
Next-day delivery is available throughout Houston and the surrounding area. Text your order and we'll confirm the delivery window. Here's how ordering works.
Can I get a water pallet for hurricane season or an emergency?
Yes. Next-day delivery is available, so the best time to order is before a storm is in the forecast. Text your address and when you need the pallet, and we'll tell you the earliest delivery window we can offer. Atlantic hurricane season runs June 1 through November 30, and Ready.gov recommends at least one gallon of water per person per day for several days. A full pallet holds about 253 gallons (1,920 bottles of 16.9 fl oz) — roughly two months for a household of four at that rate.
How do I place an order?
Call or text 346-210-3484, or tap "Order this pallet" on any of the eight water options to start a pre-filled text with your order.
What should I include when I order?
Your brand, delivery address, and where you want the pallet dropped. Add anything that helps us reach the spot, like gate codes, loading-dock details, or access notes.
Is the price shown the final price?
Yes. Every price listed is fully delivered, with no hidden fees and no fuel surcharge.
What's the minimum order?
We only deliver full pallets and don't sell individual cases. Depending on the product, a pallet contains 48 to 60 cases and 1,440 to 3,840 bottles in 8 fl oz or 16.9 fl oz sizes. Five-gallon jugs and dispensers aren't part of our lineup.
Do you deliver to homes?
Yes. Along with job sites, offices, churches, events, and retailers, we deliver to homes and can drop the pallet in your driveway. A pallet weighs over a ton, so pick a firm, level spot.
Which water brands do you carry?
Eight options from Kirkland Signature, Member's Mark, Nestlé Pure Life, Ozarka, FIJI, and Maison Perrier, covering purified, spring, artesian, and sparkling water in multiple package sizes. See each pallet and its delivered price.
How much does a pallet of water cost per bottle?
Delivered prices range from about $0.14 to $1.18 per bottle across our eight water options. Bottle sizes and pallet quantities vary, so see the full comparison for each product's per-case and per-bottle cost.
What's the difference between purified and spring water?
Purified water has been treated to remove impurities, while spring and artesian water come from underground sources. Kirkland Signature, Member's Mark, and Nestlé Pure Life are purified; Ozarka is natural spring water; FIJI is natural artesian water; and Maison Perrier is sparkling water.
How heavy is a pallet of water?
1,920 bottles of 16.9 fl oz each add up to roughly 2,100 pounds of water, which is over a ton before packaging. Pick a firm, level drop spot, and include gate codes, loading-dock details, or access notes when you text your order.
How long will a pallet last a work crew?
For moderate work in moderately hot conditions, OSHA and NIOSH recommend about 1 cup (8 oz) of water every 15 to 20 minutes. Over an 8-hour shift that's roughly 11 to 15 of our 16.9 fl oz bottles per worker, so a pallet of 1,920 bottles covers a 10-person crew for about 13 to 17 workdays. Hotter days and heavier work use more.
How many guests will a pallet cover at an event?
A pallet has 1,920 bottles. At two bottles per guest, that covers about 960 people; at one per guest, 1,920. Plan on more per person for outdoor events in Houston's summer heat. Text us the event date and drop spot when you order.
How should I store a pallet of water in Houston heat?
The International Bottled Water Association recommends storing bottled water at room temperature or cooler, out of direct sunlight, and away from solvents and chemicals. If the pallet has to stay outside, a shaded, covered spot is better than full sun.