Water main breaks and municipal system failures don't follow a schedule. When a 12-inch ductile-iron line lets go in the middle of the night, dispatchers, public works supervisors, and emergency management coordinators all need the same thing — water on the ground, fast, with paperwork that holds up in an audit.
We've been doing this in New Jersey since 1991. Our 6,200-gallon tankers stage at hydrants, at standpipe connections, and on dead-end residential streets. We work directly with NJ water utilities, township DPWs, and county emergency management to keep residents, schools, and condo associations supplied through the entire repair window.
