Filling a pool around San Antonio
Long pool season from about April to October.
Worth knowing locally
- Watering rules around San Antonio follow aquifer-level stages. Check whether the current stage affects pool filling before you schedule.
- Water in the region is typically hard, so test calcium hardness after the fill. Homes in the Hill Country to the north are often on wells.
General guidance only. Local rules change; your water utility has the final word.
What we fill in the San Antonio area
- In-ground pool fill: First fills for new pools and full refills, usually in a single visit.
- Above-ground pool fill: Often a single tanker load. Set up the pool, we line up the water.
- Hot tub and spa fill: For well homes, new installs and homes with no outdoor tap.
- Refill after drain or replaster: Fast, continuous refills timed with your plaster or acid-wash crew.
- Well-water homes: Spare your pump and well; avoid iron and sediment in a new pool.
- Cistern and tank fill: Homes, cabins, farms and job sites. Potable haulers when you need them.
Typical prices
Estimates only; they vary across the San Antonio area by distance and water source. Your quote gives the exact delivered price.
| Job | Typical range (estimate) |
|---|---|
| One tanker load (about 6,000 to 8,000 gal) | $250 to $600 |
| Above-ground pool (5,000 to 15,000 gal) | $300 to $900 |
| In-ground pool (15,000 to 30,000 gal) | $600 to $1,500+ |
| Hot tub or spa (300 to 500 gal) | $200 to $400 |
| Cistern or tank | $250 to $600 per load |
How it works
- Send your ZIP, size and access details (two minutes).
- We line up a vetted local hauler and confirm loads, hose reach and the date.
- You get one delivered price by text or email. Say yes, and the water arrives.
Before you book, measure the hose route from where a truck can park to the pool. Tanker hoses typically reach a few hundred feet. Not sure of your gallons? Use the pool gallons calculator.