Construction Water Delivery
Water service built for active job sites. Grading, compaction, dust control, and site
prep across Sonoma, Napa, and Mendocino counties. Keep the work on track.
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Skip to main contentWater service built for active job sites. Grading, compaction, dust control, and site
prep across Sonoma, Napa, and Mendocino counties. Keep the work on track.
Job Site Ready
Grading & Compaction
Dust Suppression
Dependable Delivery
HLM Water Trucking supplies construction water for compaction, grading, and site support across Sonoma, Napa, and northern Marin Counties, plus southern Mendocino and western Lake. Recurring loads matched to your site schedule, or on-demand delivery when a job needs water fast — 350 to 3,700 gallons per load, bulk water.
A construction site can’t wait on water. HLM Water Trucking runs recurring scheduled loads for active grading and compaction work, or responds on-demand when a site needs a load fast. Either way, the goal is simple: water where it needs to be, before it holds up the crew.
HLM Water Trucking is registered with the Department of Industrial Relations (DIR #[INSERT]) for public works projects, listed in SAM for federal contracting, and on CalProcure for state procurement. with direct experience supplying water for Caltrans highway construction.
| Use | Typical volume per visit | Loads (3,700 gal) | Scheduling |
| Compaction / grading (small site) | 2,000–4,000 gal | 1 | Recurring or one-time |
| Compaction / grading (large site) | 10,000+ gal/day | 3+ | Recurring, scheduled |
| Dust suppression | 2,000–4,000 gal | 1–2 | Per site plan — see dust control page |
| Site water tank fill | 2,500–10,000 gal | 1–3 | One-time or recurring |
Ongoing jobs typically move to a scheduled recurring delivery instead of calling in each load — ask dispatch to set up a site account.
Construction jobs do not need generic delivery. They need water service that fits the pace and pressure of the site. Some days the need is planned. Other days it changes by the hour.
A site may begin with a general request for Bulk Water Delivery, then shift into a more defined construction need once the schedule and use are clear. The important thing is having a provider that can match the job.
Planned or on-demand. We match the pace of the site.
We understand the area. Access and layout are not a mystery.
Clear communication. You know when the truck will show.
Tell us your site location, project type, and water needs.
Right timing for your site. Recurring or one-time.
We show up prepared. Water where it needs to be. Job done.
Construction jobs happen across job sites, rural properties, and public works projects. HLM Water Trucking serves water delivery across the broader counties while also serving local areas like Water Delivery Santa Rosa and Water Delivery Ukiah.
For teams searching for a dependable construction water truck, the goal is simple. Get the water where it needs to go, when it needs to be there.
Construction water delivery is built for real jobsite conditions. HLM Water Trucking brings:
Across Sonoma, Napa, and Mendocino Counties.
Water trucks built for construction and site work.
Experience with planned work and changing site needs.
A service that feels dependable, not like a daily headache.
Sometimes construction water is a standalone need. Other times it connects to Bulk Water Delivery for tanks, landscaping, or site support. A contractor may want one dependable provider instead of several different calls. This service can stand on its own, or it can sit inside a bigger project plan.
If the need is water for an active job site, HLM Water Trucking is built to help. And if the job involves more than construction water alone:
Related services can support the bigger picture without making the process harder.
Q1: Do you work with general contractors on recurring site accounts?
Yes. Most active jobsites move to a scheduled delivery plan rather than calling in each load individually. Tell us your site’s water needs and timeline and we’ll set up recurring service.
Q2: Can you handle both potable and non-potable construction water?
Yes — non-potable is standard for compaction, grading, and dust control; potable is available where required.
Q3: Are you set up to bill through a PO or net-terms account?
Yes, for established site accounts — ask dispatch when you set up service.
Q4: Do you have public works / government contracting registrations?
Yes — DIR registered, listed in SAM and CalProcure, and a certified small business. See our government & agency page for the full capability statement.
Q5: How fast can you get a load to an active site?
Standard scheduling is typically [X–X] days out; for a site that needs water today, call and we’ll work you in where possible.
Set up a one-time delivery or a recurring site account — one call gets it scheduled.