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Bulk pool water for Dover, Smyrna, Camden, Harrington, Milford and every town in between.
Kent County sits right in the middle of the RKD map. From our base in Greensboro, just over the Maryland line, the run into Dover and the towns around it is one of the most natural drives we make, which is why Kent County fills book cleanly.
Outside Dover's city limits, a lot of Kent County lives on private wells: the farm roads out toward Hartly, Marydel and Kenton, the homes around Felton and Harrington, and plenty of the lots between Smyrna and Clayton. Those are exactly the pools that should never be filled from the well. A pool is the biggest single load a residential well pump will ever carry.
Closer in, around Dover, Camden and Wyoming, neighborhoods on public water call us for the other reason: they want the pool full now, not four days from now with the hose still running.
Your town not listed? Call (410) 714-8786. If you are in Kent County, the answer is almost always yes.
Have two things ready: your pool's size (length, width and average depth, or the gallons from the paperwork) and your address.
Kent County properties tend to have room to work, with driveways and side yards a tanker can get close to. Farm lanes and longer setbacks are normal and we plan for them. If your pool is behind a house on a tight lot, mention it when you call so we bring the right hose plan.
On the day, the truck parks as close as it safely can, the hose runs to the pool, and clean water goes in fast. You run your normal start-up chemicals on clear water and the season starts today. More on how pool water delivery works.
Yes. Dover and the rest of Kent County, including Smyrna, Camden, Wyoming, Felton, Harrington and Milford, are core Delaware territory for RKD. Call (410) 714-8786 for a quote.
You can, but it is the riskiest way to fill a pool. Running a well pump for days can burn it out or draw the well down, and well water often brings iron that stains a new fill. A truck fill skips your well entirely.
In spring and early summer, book when you schedule your opening or liner work. In a slower stretch we can often fill within days. Call and we will give you the honest soonest date.
It depends on your pool size, your address in Kent County, and the timing, so we quote each fill for real instead of posting a number that is wrong for most callers. Call (410) 714-8786 with your pool's size and your town and you will have a price in one conversation.
Call (410) 714-8786 with your pool size and town. One conversation gets you a price and a fill date.
