Keep every jobsite supplied with water and ice.
LDR coordinates bottled water, 5-gallon bottles, bagged or bulk ice, potable water trailers, and bulk water for dust control. Set daily or weekly deliveries, scale with the season, and call any time of day when plans change.
Set the right supply and delivery cadence for each site.
Crew size, site access, weather, and the work itself determine what to order. LDR coordinates potable water and ice for people, plus non-potable bulk water for dust control, compaction, and washdown. In hot conditions, OSHA guidance calls for roughly one cup of water per worker every 20 minutes.
Crew drinking water.
Order bottled water by the case or pallet, and 5-gallon bottles for coolers. Scheduled replenishment keeps supervisors and crews from leaving the site to restock.
Bagged and bulk ice.
Set recurring bagged or bulk ice deliveries before hot weather tightens local supply. Quantities can be sized to the crew count.
Bulk water for dust control and compaction.
Coordinate non-potable truckload deliveries or refillable tanks for dust control, soil compaction, and washdown around the work schedule.
Seasonal scaling.
Increase deliveries as crews grow and summer demand rises, then reduce the cadence when need decreases.
Establish the schedule before peak heat, then adjust as needed.
Water and ice become harder to source after summer demand climbs. LDR coordinates planned deliveries through the customer service team and urgent mid-shift restocks through a dedicated response team available 24/7/365.
“It’s 103° by lunch. We ran out of ice at ten, and the crew has six hours left.”
Plan recurring deliveries before summer demand peaks.
Set volumes and cadence by site, crew count, and season. A standing schedule covers routine deliveries. Call the 24/7/365 response line when actual use changes the plan.
Manage every site's deliveries through one LDR account.
Add water and ice to the same account as dumpsters, restrooms, fencing, and power. Review orders through Streamlink or by phone, and LDR coordinates the sourcing, scheduling, delivery, and restocking. Your team maintains one vendor relationship and one point of accountability for all sites.
For a transmission-line build spanning New Mexico, LDR coordinated waste removal, sanitation, compactors, and water delivery across the state through one account and one contact.
These emergency deployment case studies below demonstrate the LDR team and vendor network's capacity to coordinate urgent service under challenging conditions.
Thirty-plus grocery stores received emergency dumpsters before Hurricane Beryl.
LDR placed roll-off dumpsters at 30+ stores for a national grocer in under six hours. The deployment had zero contamination incidents.
Grocery stores were cleared and reopened during a Texas ice storm.
LDR helped a grocery chain remove spoiled food and restore power when other providers could not reach its stores.
A pharmacy chain remained open through winter storms.
A national pharmacy chain remained open and sanitary throughout the winter-storm system.
Choose the supply format for each site.
Set recurring deliveries for water and ice, and schedule non-potable water tanks or trailers on sites without a tap. LDR sources these through the same account, whether delivering to a downtown project or a remote right-of-way.
Bottled water & 5-gallon bottles.
Order cases, pallets, or 5-gallon bottles on a delivery schedule sized to the crew.
Bagged & bulk ice.
Schedule bagged or bulk ice deliveries throughout the hot months.
Water trailers & tanks.
Use trailer-mounted water tanks for sites without a tap, and schedule recurring refills.
Coordinate restrooms, shower trailers, storage, and power through the same LDR account.
FAQs.
Can water and ice be added to the account we already have?
Yes. Add the delivery schedule to the same account as dumpsters, restrooms, fencing, and power. One contact and one consolidated invoice cover the coordinated services. Share your crew counts and site list with your account manager to start planning.
Is the bulk water the same as the drinking water?
No. Potable water arrives bottled. Non-potable bulk water is hauled separately for dust control, soil compaction, and washdown. Both can run on one account and delivery schedule.
What does jobsite water and ice delivery cost?
Pricing depends on the crew count, delivery cadence, and site. Share those details to receive a quote. There is no obligation to set a schedule.
Can the schedule change mid-season?
Yes. Adjust daily, weekly, or on-call delivery by site as crews grow and the heat increases. Delivery can scale with the season without renegotiating the arrangement.
Can you serve one remote site or locations across several states?
Yes. LDR's vetted vendor network operates in every state, so one account can cover a single site or a multistate portfolio. You place one order and receive one invoice.
Build a water and ice schedule around your sites and crews.
Share the site list, crew counts, access, season, and expected cadence. An account manager will scope the order and delivery schedule in a 30-minute conversation.