Water Buffalo is the most diversified water trucking company in the Pacific Northwest. From top construction contractors to customers requiring bulk drinking water and more, we are the company they trust and have turned to for their water trucking needs since 1996. Receive great customer service from the moment you reach our office till your job is complete.
Call us for bulk drinking water, contractor services, dust control, pool and spa fill ups, landscape/lawn watering or special effects for film production. Make a mud bog for your race, fill a dunk tank at the company picnic or have drinking water brought to your event in our portable trailer. We provide bulk water transport of any kind.
Call us for bulk drinking water, contractor services, dust control, pool and spa fill ups, landscape/lawn watering or special effects for film production. Make a mud bog for your race, fill a dunk tank at the company picnic or have drinking water brought to your event in our portable trailer. We provide bulk water transport of any kind.
Services
Call the company with the 6 truck 4000 gallon capacity fleet. Our trucks have 6 way spray heads, hose reels, nozzles and plenty of hose on board. The pump systems have plenty of power to reach far out and to efficiently run multiple spray heads at a time. Trucks are equipped with C.B. radios to communicate with the jobsite foreman and blade men.
Fresh clean water. That's all our trucks ever carry. Each load of pool water is clarity checked to give you the sparkling water you want for your pool or spa. Whether you have a small family pool or a large in ground pool you get the same consciences service and crystal clean water. When it's hot outside and you want your pool filled - we can do it quickly so you can enjoy.
Remote landscape areas need a good start. New sod, plants, shrubs, trees but no water. We Can Help. Our trucks are equipped with spray heads that can rain down the water. We have hoses and accessories for hard to reach areas or sites that need hand watering. We can also hook into your landscape plumbing and charge water into your system.
Water Buffalo is branching out to provide water trailers. Our 1250 gallon trailer is equipped with pumping capabilities. The optional water bar provides multiple faucet outlets for people to fill water bottles, canteens or buckets with sparkling drinking water. Perfect for outdoor festivals and for hooking up to sink and shower systems.
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Heather K.
Aug 07, 2019
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We had such a great experience with Water Buffalo. We just installed a above ground pool and needed to have water delivered. The scheduling was awesome. I had to reschedule our first appointment due to some difficulty with getting our pool assembled properly. The woman I spoke with to schedule deliver was very understanding, accommodating and friendly (from beginning -to -end!). The delivery was punctual and the driver was friendly and professional. We will definitely use their services again!
Shari S.
Mar 08, 2014
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More like 4.5 stars.
I would definitely call these people again. Located in Bonney Lake, they trucked water to our archaeological site in the south end of Seattle: every two days. When we discovered that we needed a larger water buffalo, they quickly and efficiently changed our contract. They guided us on our needs, and they were friendly the entire time.
Why not 5 stars if they were so great? It might actually have to do with the nature of our project. Their pump needed a lot of continual fixing. However, I think that we probably should have used more industrial strength equipment, as opposed
I would definitely call these people again. Located in Bonney Lake, they trucked water to our archaeological site in the south end of Seattle: every two days. When we discovered that we needed a larger water buffalo, they quickly and efficiently changed our contract. They guided us on our needs, and they were friendly the entire time.
Why not 5 stars if they were so great? It might actually have to do with the nature of our project. Their pump needed a lot of continual fixing. However, I think that we probably should have used more industrial strength equipment, as opposed
