Potable Water Transportation

Potable water transportation involves carrying consumer-safe water to areas or work sites where insufficient running water exists. It may also be necessary in emergency situations as a result of pipe damage or water contamination. 

Not just anyone can haul potable water. State health boards and local utility companies have stringent standards for safe water to prevent contamination and disease outbreaks. As such, potable water carriers must be registered with the State of Colorado and hold licenses to operate in their local municipalities. This guarantees the highest levels of cleanliness and safety exist for consumers.

This will depend on the size, scope, and workers present at your job site. Fuzion has a minimum of 5,000 gallons for each potable water delivery. However, many long-term projects require tens of thousands of gallons to flow continuously over the course of weeks (or months)–needs that Fuzion is fully equipped to accommodate. 

There is really no limit to where a need for potable water may arise. Some common industries include construction sites, oil/gas fields, commercial ranches, fire base camps, and events with large crowds. Basically any situation where access to safe drinking water is insufficient to match demand. 

Fuzion has the water trucks and experience in both emergency and non-emergency situations to handle any potable water need. Each Fuzion water tanker can hold up to 6,000 gallons of potable water, guaranteeing that bulk water demands are met efficiently and on time.