If your business needs water but doesn't have a reliable mains supply, Universal Tankers can arrange temporary or ongoing bulk water deliveries to keep your operations running.
Whether you're managing a construction site, preparing for a planned water shutdown, running an off-grid business or need additional water for industrial processes, we'll work with you to arrange deliveries around your requirements.
We supply potable (drinking) and non-potable water across England, Wales and Scotland, with flexible delivery schedules for short-term projects and ongoing requirements.
Our planned water supply services allow businesses to agree delivery volumes, frequencies and dates in advance, to maintain a consistent supply while reducing the risk of water shortages and operational disruption. From short-term projects to ongoing commercial supply contracts, we coordinate deliveries around your schedule, removing the need to arrange each tanker visit individually.
With over 20 years of industry experience, a modern water tanker fleet and services available seven days a week, Universal Tankers provides fast turnaround times and flexible deliveries that can adapt to changing water requirements.
Contact our team to discuss your planned water deliveries and request a quote.
Planning water deliveries in advance helps businesses manage consumption, maintain operational continuity and prepare for periods when their usual supply is unavailable or insufficient.
The benefits of planned water deliveries include:
For businesses without a permanent mains connection, planned water deliveries can provide an ongoing supply arrangement. For those experiencing a temporary interruption due to scheduled works, they offer a way to maintain operations until the usual supply is restored.
Get in touch today by calling 0800 180 4474 for England and Wales or 01236 434422 for Scotland, or using our online contact form.
Businesses across a range of sectors use temporary water solutions when their existing supply is unavailable, insufficient or unsuitable for a particular application.
Construction projects often require a temporary water supply before a permanent mains connection is established or while site infrastructure is being developed.
Universal Tankers provides bulk water deliveries for construction activities, including concrete mixing, dust suppression, equipment cleaning and welfare facilities. Water can be supplied according to project schedules and anticipated consumption.
Learn more about our construction bulk water delivery service.
Events and festivals require water for catering, sanitation, welfare facilities and other temporary infrastructure. Organisers can establish their expected water consumption ahead of the event to accommodate visitor numbers, staff and the duration of operations.
Universal Tankers provides bulk water delivery for events ranging from smaller gatherings to large-scale festivals.
Find out more about our drinking water delivery services for events.
Hotels, rural businesses and other remote locations without access to a mains water supply may depend on tanker deliveries for their daily activities.
Water requirements can vary according to occupancy, operating hours and the facilities available on site. Where permanent infrastructure is unavailable, bulk water deliveries provide an alternative supply.
Manufacturing facilities and industrial sites may need additional water for production, equipment operation, process water systems and scheduled top-ups.
Temporary water supply will support operations where existing capacity is insufficient or additional volumes are needed for a particular production period.
New infrastructure and equipment often require large volumes of water before becoming operational.
Universal Tankers supplies bulk water for suitable system fills, testing and commissioning activities, including projects involving data centres and industrial facilities.
The water specification and required volume will depend on the equipment and its intended application.
Learn more about our data centre services.
Businesses may require additional water during periods of increased seasonal demand or when their usual supply is temporarily unavailable due to scheduled maintenance.
Planned network works, mains shutdowns and site upgrades can all create a defined period during which an alternative water source is needed.
Arranging temporary supply ahead of these activities allows businesses to account for expected consumption and available storage.
Universal Tankers specialises in bulk water delivery and wastewater management, with an established network supporting businesses throughout England, Wales and Scotland.
Our team can discuss the practical requirements of your site, including tanker access, delivery arrangements and water storage.
Our temporary water supply service allows businesses to arrange deliveries in advance, providing a consistent supply without the need to organise each tanker visit individually. We work with you to establish a delivery arrangement that accommodates your water consumption, operational schedules and site requirements.
We begin by identifying the type and volume of water required, where it needs to be delivered and how long the supply will be needed. We also consider your existing water storage capacity and site access to determine suitable delivery arrangements.
Based on your requirements, we establish delivery frequencies and dates that align with your operations. This may involve regular tanker visits, deliveries during planned mains shutdowns or scheduled supply throughout a project.
For businesses operating across several locations, we can coordinate multi-drop deliveries or arrange separate tanker visits. This allows water supply requirements across multiple sites to be managed through a single service provider.
If your water consumption increases or decreases, we can review your delivery schedule and adjust volumes or frequencies accordingly, subject to availability. This helps businesses manage changing demand without having to establish a new supply arrangement.
Get in touch today by calling 0800 180 4474 for England and Wales or 01236 434422 for Scotland. Alternatively, use our online contact form.
Potable water is treated to meet the applicable Water Supply (Water Quality) Regulations 2016 and drinking water quality standards overseen by the Drinking Water Inspectorate (DWI) in England and Wales, and the Drinking Water Quality Regulator for Scotland (DWQR). It is suitable for consumption, food preparation, washing and sanitation.
Non-potable water has not been treated to drinking water standards and is unsuitable for human consumption. However, it provides a cost-effective alternative for applications such as industrial processes, equipment testing and system filling where drinking-water quality is not required.
Yes. Bulk water can be delivered to suitable storage facilities at locations without a mains connection. The receiving infrastructure must be appropriate for the type of water supplied.
We recommend contacting Universal Tankers as soon as your requirements are known. However, with fast turnaround times and services available seven days a week across England, Wales and Scotland, we can accommodate requests at shorter notice, subject to location, water volume and tanker availability.
Delivery volumes depend on the tanker allocated, site access and the receiving storage capacity. Our team can assess your requirements and advise on suitable delivery arrangements.
Costs depend on the water type, volume, delivery location, frequency and duration of the arrangement. Contact our team with these details to request a quotation.
If you require a quote or have a general enquiry about our services, please complete the form below and we will get back to you as soon as possible. Alternatively, call one of our experienced staff on 0800 180 4474 or, from Scotland, 01236 434422.


Our strategically located depots across the UK ensure that no matter where you are, our high-quality water delivery & wastewater services are just a call away. Our teams are equipped and ready to provide swift and efficient service.
Call us free on 0800 180 4474 or 01236 434422 from Scotland