Bulk Water Distribution is here for all your bulk water Needs

Be prepared with your contact information, address, when the water is needed, amount of water, and the estimated length of hose required.

To help us prepare for delivery please measure the distance from the area where the water is needed to the location where the truck will park during the delivery.

You will need a estimate on the volume of water that you will need. These basic formula can help find the amount of gallons needed

Rectangular Pool Volume
The formula for finding the volume of a rectangular pool with one depth (no shallow or deep end) is L × W × D × 7.5 = V (in gallons).
For example, if your swimming pool is 32 feet long, 16 feet wide, and 4 feet deep:
32 × 16 × 4 × 7.5 = 15,360 gallons

Variable Depths with a Gradual Slope
If your rectangular pool has more than one depth (shallow end, deep end), you’ll need to do a little more math. First, determine the pool’s average depth. Add the shallow end depth to the deep end depth, and divide by 2.
For example, if your pool is 32 feet long, 16 feet wide, and has an average depth of 6 feet:
32 × 16 × 6 × 7.5 = 23,040 gallons

Variable Depths with a Drop-Off
If your pool has a definitive drop between the shallow and deep ends, the average depth will be different, even if the shallow end and deep end are still, for example, 3 feet and 9 feet, respectively.
Treat the shallow and deep ends as separate pools. This will allow you to apply the volume of each section using the constant depth formula.
Once you have the volumes of both parts, simply add them together to determine the volume for the whole pool.

Round or Circular Pool Volume
The formula for finding the volume in gallons of a round pool is 3.14 × r2 × D × 7.5 = V (in gallons)
Start by measuring your pool’s diameter, which is measured at its widest point across (i.e. your pool’s length). Then divide the diameter by 2 to get the radius.
Your radius squared is the radius multiplied by the radius. Finally, measure the pool’s depth.
For example, if your pool’s diameter is 18 feet, your radius is 9 feet, and your depth is 4 feet:
3.14 × (9 x 9) × 4 x 7.5 = 7630.2 gallons

Irregular-Shaped Pool Volume
If you have an oval, kidney shape, or other irregular-shaped pool, you can still calculate the volume. You’ll just have to do even more math.
The easiest way to calculate an oddly shaped pool is to imagine it broken down into two or three smaller, regularly shaped parts. Try to see smaller, individual squares, rectangles, or circles within the larger, irregular shape.
Once you’ve mapped them out, measure each part. Then use the same formulae above to calculate the volume in each smaller section. Finally, add all the volume figures together, and you’ll have a pretty close approximation of the pool’s total volume.

Bulk water delivery is available all year long! Our delivery area is Ashtabula, Lake and Geauga Counties. Please feel free to contact us if you are outside of the area.

We recognize that there are circumstances that sometimes require an expedited delivery. Call us for an estimate for your urgent bulk water needs! Please take into consideration that delivery rates and availability may vary throughout the year.