Well ran dry? Water rationing again? We deliver cisterna loads to homes, rentals, pools and farms — Tamarindo, Flamingo, Playa del Coco, Nosara and all of Guanacaste.
Guanacaste's dry season pushes wells, aqueducts and storage tanks past their limits every year — and the current drought has made trucked water part of normal life. Here's why expats, rental managers and farmers call us first.
Call in the morning and in most areas the truck arrives the same day. No-water emergencies jump ahead of scheduled routes.
Explain what you need in plain English — how many liters, where the tank is, how urgent — and get a clear price back. No guessing.
You get a WhatsApp quote — load plus distance — before we dispatch. No surprises at the gate. Ballpark prices published below.
Tell us what the water is for. Drinking-water deliveries are coordinated from approved sources in food-grade tanks; pools and construction get the economical option.
From topping up a tinaco to filling a pool over multiple trips — we match the truck to the job, with hose length to reach difficult tanks.
The whole coast and the whole interior — including the rough gravel roads other services turn down.
Dry well, aqueduct rationing, empty cistern, a pool to fill or a construction site to supply — we arrive with the right load and enough hose.
Dry season pushes wells past their limit every year. We refill your storage tank the same day so the house keeps running while the well recovers.
When the AyA or your local ASADA cuts service for days, a cisterna load bridges the gap — for one home or a whole condo building.
Tinacos, underground cisterns, rooftop tanks — scheduled top-ups or emergency fills, with a hose run long enough to reach them.
New pool, post-repair refill, or topping up after the dry season. We quote the full volume up front — usually several truckloads.
Concrete, compaction, dust control. Recurring deliveries on a schedule your project can actually plan around.
Cattle troughs, irrigation reserves and farm tanks across the province — the driest months are exactly when animals need water most.
Nobody in Costa Rica publishes water truck prices. We do. A standard 5,000-liter cisterna load in Guanacaste lands between $60 and $100 depending on distance:
Every delivery gets a firm quote before the truck rolls. Full breakdown in our 2026 cost guide.
From a tinaco top-up to a full pool — we coordinate the right truck size for the job.
We dispatch across the entire province — beach towns, inland communities, farms, and the gravel roads in between.
Same-day water truck delivery across Guanacaste. Firm price before the truck rolls.