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Water main break? Boil-water advisory? Contractor emergency in Mountaintop? Silver Springs Water dispatches 24 hours a day, 365 days a year — real dispatch, not voicemail. Certified potable and non-potable bulk water on the road to Luzerne County as soon as we hang up.
Water emergencies in Mountaintop don't wait for business hours — and neither do we. Silver Springs Water runs a real, staffed 24/7 dispatch line at (570) 677-1223. When you call, someone picks up, and a tanker gets on the road. We've built the operation around the fact that the worst calls come at 2 AM on a Sunday — and that's exactly when our service has to perform.
We dispatch certified potable water (DEP #2406258, NYSHD #624) for boil-water advisories, water main breaks, and contamination events, and non-potable bulk water for fire support, contractor emergencies, and equipment failures. Tanker loads run 3,000 to 6,000 gallons per truck, with multi-truck dispatch available for larger Luzerne County incidents.
Emergency potable distribution to Mountaintop during main breaks — for utilities, customers, and affected zones.
Bulk certified potable water dispatched to Mountaintop advisory zones for distribution or institutional use.
Non-potable bulk water for fire support, hydrant supplementation, and post-fire response in Luzerne County.
Emergency potable water dispatch to Mountaintop hospitals, dialysis centers, and long-term care during outages.
Compaction stalled, concrete pour going long, jobsite water failed — same-day tanker dispatch to Mountaintop.
Industrial water emergencies in Luzerne County — cooling, makeup, process. We dispatch when production can't wait.
It means when you call (570) 677-1223 at 3 AM, a human answers. It means the tanker is already permitted, already inspected, already fueled — not waiting on Monday morning. It means our potable certification paperwork can be in your inspector's hands the same day, not next week. And it means we run this operation 365 days a year, including holidays, because water emergencies don't check the calendar.
For Mountaintop municipal water operators, utility supervisors, plant managers, and contractors — that's the operational difference between Silver Springs and a hauler who closes at 5. When you need water on a truck and on the road, call.
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