Water Trailer Tanks

Water trailer tanks are towable water storage systems built to bring water where it’s needed on jobsites, remote locations, and temporary work areas. They’re commonly used for jobsite water supply, dust control support, washdown, and temporary potable or non-potable water service. Configurations can be matched to the required capacity, towing setup, fill method, discharge needs, and site access conditions.

The right water trailer tank depends on the type of water being hauled, the capacity needed on site, and how the trailer will be filled, towed, and discharged. Start by confirming whether the application is potable or non-potable, then estimate how much water is needed and how often the tank can be refilled. Common capacities for this category include 550, 800, 1,025, 1,600, and 2,010 gallons.

The right size and configuration often come down to daily water demand, run time between refills, towing limits, and where the trailer will be used. Applications such as jobsite supply, dust control support, washdown, remote access work, and nurse trailer service may call for different trailer styles or accessory options. Fill method should also be noted, whether by hydrant connection, transfer pump, or bulk fill source.

For discharge, include whether crews need hose draw-off, gravity discharge, pump-fed output, spray application, or another delivery method. It also helps to share how often the trailer will be moved, along with any site access, delivery, offload, or storage constraints and your project timeline, so the setup can be matched to the application.