FAQ

We understand that you may have questions about our services, delivery process, and pricing. Below are some frequently asked questions that provide valuable insights on our operations and how we can assist you efficiently.

How quickly can you deliver water?

Our team operates 24/7, which means we can respond promptly to emergency requests. In most situations, we can deliver water within a few hours to ensure that essential services have access to clean water during critical times. We also offer on-demand and scheduled deliveries.

What areas do you serve?

Express Water LLC provides bulk water delivery to municipalities, hospitals, fire departments, and other sectors across Pennsylvania and the Mid Atlantic region. We ensure timely service delivery to locations affected by emergencies, guaranteeing access to clean potable water whenever needed.

Express Water LLC is certified by the Pennsylvania DEP and approved by FEMA. This ensures that our water delivery services meet safety and quality standards, particularly for emergency situations where reliable access to potable water is crucial.

What certifications do you have?

What is Emergency POTABLE Water?

Potable water is water that is safe for human and meets health standards for drinking. It is free from harmful contaminants and pathogens, making it suitable for drinking, cooking, and personal hygiene. Access to potable water is essential for good health and preventing waterborne diseases. Ensuring the quality of water sources is crucial for public health and safety.

Where does the water come from?

Water is sourced from a variety of origins, including private sources, municipalities, and other reliable providers. Each source plays a crucial role in ensuring that communities have access to clean and safe water. By utilizing multiple sources, we can maintain a consistent and sustainable water supply for all.

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What does DEP Certified mean?

Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (PA DEP) requires a DEP Bulk Water Permit to haul potable water. PA regulations contain specific requirements for bulk water hauling systems including tank and equipment hygiene. Essentially, fuel/ water contact surfaces must be made of safe and approved materials that are non-toxic and non-absorbent.

Transportation tankers and tanks must be sealed at all times except when cleaning, filling or delivering.
Hoses, pumps and fittings used for filling and delivery must be sanitized.
All loading and delivery equipment must be protected from contamination.
Water must be obtained from a source that already meets Safe Drinking Water quality requirements, approved and certified by PA DEP.

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