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We deliver bulk potable water to residential and rural customers. This may work on a schedule, meter alarm or call to fill basis.
We offer a complete service to fill your spa or pool. Indoor, outdoor, above ground and in ground - we fill them all!
Flooding, fire, line breaks, special events? Call us now for large quantities of potable water!
Looking to have your rink flooded? We have all of the right tools to get your ice set up right!
For our commercial clients we provide services such as job site potable water delivery, construction water, road building, pipeline filling, bulk reverse osmosis and contracted water hauling.
In need of a temporary cistern? Whether your building a house or your well has retired H2Bro's Water Hauling can provide complete turnkey drinking water systems from tank to pump.
You can call us at 780-666-9794 send an email to general@h2bros.ca or use one of the forms below.
Some questions we are commonly asked.
There are two common sizes for a cistern. 6000L (1500 Gal) or 12000L (3000 Gal)
Typically a family of five will use just less than 3000L (750 Gal) per week.
Unless you have your cistern fill locked, inside of a locked garage or inside of your house then there is no need for you to be home while we fill your cistern. Unless of course you want to see the magic happen.
You can pay via several options. Online payment from our website. Interac e-transfer (email money). Pre-authorized payments and of course the old standard; Cash or Cheque.
We haul water to the Edmonton and surrounding area including Sherwood Park, Leduc, Nisku, Devon, Calmar, Acheson and Spruce Grove.
A full load delivery is 12,000 Liters. This is also referred to as 12 Cube's, 3200 US Gallons, or 2700 Imperial Gallons.
YES! If you refer a friend you get $10 off you next full load of water.
YES! We fill pools, spas, swim spa's and can help with estimating how much water will be required to fill!
Her are some easy tips that will help you keep your pool safe!
You should be testing the water in your pool every other day. You do not need to go out and buy a super special fully digital tester, The simple cheep test strips will suffice just fine! They are usually about $20.00 and come in a small tube.
The ideal range of PH to achieve in a pool is 7.2 - 7.6 parts per million. This should be tested quite frequently and adjustments with chemicals should be made very liberally! It is ok if it takes you a few days or more to get your PH in check. If you or other swimmer are experiencing "burning Eyes" this is more likely due to the PH of your water and not the Chlorine content, There are various ways of adjusting the PH in your pool. Must commonly you can pick up a powdered bottle of PH - or PH Plus. In most cases this will work just fine for you.
So that you know, Most often adjusting the PH in your pool will have an effect on the total alkalinity. For vinyl, painted or fibreglass pools, the ideal range is 125–150 ppm.
The following products are recommended to adjust the PH and Alkalinity in your pool.
Short Term chlorination refers to when you are staring up your pool or if your free chlorine in your pool falls below 1 ppm. In this case it is recomend3ed that you use a liquid chlorine or powdered chlorine to boost your chlorine levels.
Long Term Chlorination is the maintenance of the chlorine levels in your pool. Most often a floating chlorine feeder is recommended. Quite simply you add chlorine pucks or tablets to a floating device in your pool to maintain the free chlorine content in your pool. The chlorine in your pool is a cleaner and kills of bacteria and algae!
These tips were taken from the Government of Canada's Website, Link below.
Supervising children Keep young children and inexperienced swimmers in view and within arm's reach at all times when they are in water. This will reduce the risk of serious injury.
Carefully supervising your children while they are swimming or playing in or near water is necessary at all times. Children should be closely monitored even when they use swimming aids such as armbands, floating seats, water wings and neck rings. These devices are not intended to save lives. Swimming aids can give a false sense of security, which could result in a lack of proper supervision. Careful supervision is essential to keep children safe.
Here are some more tips to help keep your children safe around water.
Children can drown very quickly and quietly, even in just a few centimetres of water. Lock access to all water (even shallow portable pools) when an adult is not present.
Pool safety Every year children drown in backyard swimming pools. Children ages 1 to 4 are most at risk. Here are a few tips to secure the area around your swimming pool and help keep children safe.
Many children drown in unsecured backyard pools. Build a fence around your pool to help prevent drowning accidents.
Install a gate that is self-closing and self-latching.
Be prepared for pool safety or emergencies.Keep lifesaving equipment (such as a safety ring with a rope) and a first aid kit near the pool.
Keep emergency phone numbers by the telephone closest to the pool. Clean up after pool time
Put toys away after pool time.
For the full article please view: Full Article https://www.canada.ca/en/health-canada/services/injury-prevention/swimming-safety.html#a2
Phone: 780 666 9794