Tank top-ups
from $150 a delivery
Rainwater tanks in the hills and out the back of Byford — through your inlet or from the top, 5 kL upward, potable or non-potable.
Byford depot · hills, Peel & south-east
For the tank that ran dry in February, the new pool you'd rather not fill from a hose over four days, the Monday dust run and the troughs out the back. Set the load on the Tank Fill, read the delivered price off the docket, then book the truck.
Licensed water carter WC 0000 Est. 2010 · three trucks, 10 to 30 kL Food-grade potable tankers
Tank dry? Call before 10am for a same-day load
The Tank Fill
Fifteen thousand litres, drinking water, today
tank top-up · 15 kL rigid · one trip · local zone
Pick what the water's for, which water, which truck and how much. The truck redraws, the tank fills and the docket on the door updates — you pay for the water delivered plus each trip, GST in.
Every load comes from a licensed Water Corporation standpipe — the standpipe charge is inside the per-kL rate, not added on. Potable loads run in food-grade tankers, flushed and logged. Standing contracts, standpipe hire, water testing certificates and pool chemistry are quoted separately.
What we cart
Every price is GST-inclusive. Water is charged on what we deliver, delivery on each trip the truck makes; the Water Corporation standpipe fee is inside the per-kL rate.
from $150 a delivery
Rainwater tanks in the hills and out the back of Byford — through your inlet or from the top, 5 kL upward, potable or non-potable.
from $150
New pools, refills after a reline, top-ups after summer. Tell us if it's a liner and we fill slow.
$9/kL
Drinking water from a metered potable standpipe, carried in food-grade tankers that are flushed and logged between loads.
$6/kL
Construction, dust suppression, compaction and gardens — cheaper standpipe water, the right stuff for the job.
from $120 a trip (local)
Local $120 · hills & Peel $170 · outer metro $230, per trip. Ten and 15 kL rigids for tracks and tight inlets, the 30 kL semi for big fills.
+$90 a trip
Same-day when you ring before 10am, after-hours and Sundays by arrangement. Long hose runs over 30 m add $40 a delivery.
quoted
Weekly site runs, subdivision dust programs, standpipe hire and water testing certificates — priced on the job, not on this page.
What people say
Rang at half eight with the tank on empty and two kids in the bath queue. The 15 was backed up to the tank by two o'clock the same afternoon and he topped us up through the inlet without me having to find the lid key.
New pool, liner, and I'd been told a hose would take four days and blow the water bill. Three semi loads Thursday and Friday, filled slow like they promised, and the kids were in it Saturday morning.
They do our dust run on the Byford subdivision every Monday before the crews start — non-potable straight into the site cart, docket texted, invoice matches it. Zero chasing.
Demo copy — reviews on the real site come from the operator's own customers.
Where we deliver
The depot sits on the flats at Byford. Local runs are minutes away; the hills and Peel band takes in the escarpment towns and down the highway to Pinjarra and Mandurah; outer metro is the rest of Perth, quoted beyond the metro line.
Straight answers
Potable loads are — they come from a metered potable Water Corporation standpipe and travel in a food-grade tank that's used for nothing else, flushed and logged between loads. Non-potable is standpipe water for dust, construction and gardens: cheaper, and not for the kitchen tap.
Most rural tanks are 90 to 135 kL. A top-up is usually 15 to 30 kL — enough to get a family through to the next decent rain without paying to fill space you'll get for free off the roof. Tell us the tank size and how low it is and we'll suggest a load.
About 15 minutes for 15 kL through a decent inlet, slower into a small inlet or when we fill from the top. Pools with liners we fill slow on purpose. Allow half an hour on site for the rigids, longer for the semi.
The 10 and 15 kL rigids go most places a car does — gravel, a bit of a climb, a tight gate. The 30 kL semi needs a straight run in, firm ground and room to turn or reverse out. If in doubt pick the 15 and we'll do two trips; it's cheaper than a bogged semi.
Yes — new pools, refills after a reline and top-ups. Tell us if it has a liner (we fill slow) and where the truck can stand; anything over 30 m from the truck is a long hose run.
It's inside the per-kL rate. You'll never see a separate standpipe line on a Dryland docket — $9/kL potable and $6/kL non-potable is what the water costs you, delivered.
Book a delivery
We'd call you back within the hour in business hours, from a Byford number, with a delivery window and the driver's name. Nothing's booked until we've spoken.
Deliveries Mon–Sat 6am–6pm · Sundays and after-hours by urgent booking