More Ways to Keep Cool During Summer

A lot of people look at socializing differently these days. They want to interact with friends and family members without being closed in. During the summer, that means finding ways to have fun even in the heat. For many, implementing water into these activities is the perfect solution.

When temperatures climb, there will be more water-based activities in backyards, at parks, and for special events. Now is the time to prepare your site for activities to get you through the summer. Some activities that are growing in popularity include:

Mud Bogs – It’s almost impossible to depend on the weather when you’re planning any outdoor event. If you want to create a mud track for some off-road mud racing, you need a dependable supply of water to create the perfect mud pit. You can count on us for the mud run bulk water delivery you need to turn your event into a success.

Dunk Tanks – What was once a popular attraction at fairs is now becoming more common in residential backyards. Kids and adults alike love dunking others or taking a dunk in the water to cool off. Dunk tank rentals also make great attractions at fundraising events, often bringing in lots of money. Our dunk tank bulk water delivery ensures your dunk tank is filled and ready to go and that it keeps getting laughs until the end of the day.

Large Water Slides – Water slides rely on gravity, inertia, friction, and a whole lot of water to work! With more people and parks installing large water slides, there are more reasons than ever to contact Pool Water Inc. for water slide bulk water delivery. Get the delivery of clean water needed to keep your large water slide operating efficiently and to prevent damaging the pump.

Obstacle Course – From large inflatables to muddy obstacle courses, our obstacle course water delivery provides the right amount of water for the occasion.

Above-Ground Pools – There are numerous advantages to installing an above-ground swimming pool rather than an in-ground one. They cost less, don’t require permits, are faster to install, and aren’t considered permanent structures. If you install an above-ground pool, don’t make the mistake of trying to fill it yourself. Even though it might look a lot smaller than an in-ground pool, it can still hold thousands of gallons of water.