EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS

Emergency Drinking Water
Storage for 30 to 90 Days

Keep a month or more of safe drinking water at home. 
Food-grade tanks, sized for your family.

EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS

Emergency Drinking Water
Storage for 30 to 90 Days

Keep a month or more of safe drinking water at home.  Food-grade tanks, sized for your family.

RECOMMENDED TANKS

Tank Depot Recommends

Three ways to build your reserve, from a closet shelf to the garage.

• 35 gallons in ten 3.5-gallon bricks
• Each brick fits closets, shelves & under beds
• Built-in handle: carry one in each hand
• About 9 days of water for 4 people, or 5 weeks for 1


$363.00

• About 5 weeks of water for a family of four
• 30 in wide: fits a garage or basement corner
• Opaque, UV-stabilized blue poly
• 8 in lid and fittings for a hose or pump


$461.89

• About 2 months of water for a family of four
• 36 in (91 cm) wide, 67 in (170 cm) tall
• Opaque, UV-stabilized blue poly
• One-piece tank with fittings for a hose or pump


$363.00

See every size, from 3.5 to 500 gallons

• 35 gallons in ten 3.5-gallon bricks
• Each brick fits closets and shelves
• Built-in handle: carry one in each hand
• 9 days of water for 4 people


$363.00

• About 5 weeks of water for a family of four
• fits a garage or basement corner
• Opaque, UV-stabilized blue poly
• 8 in lid and fittings for a hose or pump


$461.89

• 2 months of water for a family of 4
• 36 in (91 cm) wide, 67 in (170 cm) tall
• Opaque, UV-stabilized blue poly


$363.00

See every size, from 3.5 to 500 gallons

FAMILY WATER SIZING

How Much Water Does Your Family Need?

People × days × 1 gallon (3.8 L). Add extra for hot weather, pets and anyone who is sick.


People


30 Days


90 Days


Covers 30 Days


Covers 90 Days

1

30 gal (114 L)

90 gal (341 L)

Water bricks 10-pack

150-gallon tank

2

60 gal (227 L)

180 gal (681 L)

150-gallon tank

250-gallon tank

3

90 gal (341 L)

270 gal (1,022 L)

150-gallon tank

250-gallon tank + bricks 10-pack

4

120 gal (454 L)

360 gal (1,363 L)

150-gallon tank

250 + 150-gallon tanks

Bigger household or a business? Call (866) 926-5603 and we will size it for you.

Man connecting a water hose to a tall blue water storage tank in a residential garage for emergency water preparedness.Man connecting a water hose to a tall blue water storage tank in a residential garage for emergency water preparedness.

PREPARING AT HOME

Why Families Are Stocking Up

Since news broke of Project Fortress, the Pentagon’s plan to keep military bases running on their own water and power for long stretches, more families are asking the same question about home: how much water do we have on hand? Storms, grid failures and water main breaks already make the answer matter. A month of stored water takes one tank and one afternoon.

Feature graphic highlighting three common causes of water supply disruptions: storms, water main breaks, and power grid failures.Feature graphic highlighting three common causes of water supply disruptions: storms, water main breaks, and power grid failures.

PREPARING AT HOME

Why Families Are Stocking Up

Man connecting a water hose to a tall blue water storage tank in a residential garage for emergency water preparedness.Man connecting a water hose to a tall blue water storage tank in a residential garage for emergency water preparedness.

Since news broke of Project Fortress, the Pentagon’s plan to keep military bases running on their own water and power for long stretches, more families are asking the same question about home: how much water do we have on hand? Storms, grid failures and water main breaks already make the answer matter. A month of stored water takes one tank and one afternoon.

Feature graphic highlighting three common causes of water supply disruptions: storms, water main breaks, and power grid failures.Feature graphic highlighting three common causes of water supply disruptions: storms, water main breaks, and power grid failures.

WHY TANK DEPOT

Why Buy Emergency Water Storage From Tank Depot?

Icon Food-Grade, Opaque TanksIcon Food-Grade, Opaque Tanks

Food-Grade, Opaque Tanks

FDA-approved poly in a blue that blocks light and slows algae.

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Sizes for Every Space

From 3.5-gallon bricks to 500-gallon tanks.

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Real Help on the Phone

Tell us your headcount and your space. We will match the tank. Call (866) 926-5603.

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Free Pickup or Freight Delivery

The durability of a concrete shell at a price point that competes with plastic tanks — and a lifespan more than three times longer.

Icon Food-Grade, Opaque TanksIcon Food-Grade, Opaque Tanks

Food-Grade, Opaque Tanks

FDA-approved poly in a blue that blocks light and slows algae.

Icon Sizes for Every SpaceIcon Sizes for Every Space

Sizes for Every Space

From 3.5-gallon bricks to 500-gallon tanks.

Icon Real Help on the PhoneIcon Real Help on the Phone

Real Help on the Phone

Tell us your headcount and your space. We will match the tank. Call (866) 926-5603.

Icon Free Pickup or Freight DeliveryIcon Free Pickup or Freight Delivery

Free Pickup or Freight Delivery

The durability of a concrete shell at a price point that competes with plastic tanks — and a lifespan more than three times longer.

Three-panel image showing a blue emergency water storage tank being filled, stored in a garage, and labeled with a fill date for safe water storage.Three-panel image showing a blue emergency water storage tank being filled, stored in a garage, and labeled with a fill date for safe water storage.

SAFE WATER STORAGE

Keep Your Water Safe

Fill from treated tap water.
City water is ready to store as it is.


Keep it cool and dark. 
50°F to 70°F (10°C to 21°C), away from fuel and chemicals.


Label the fill date. 
Write it on the tank.


Refill every 6 months. 
Set a calendar reminder.


Want the full how-to? Read our emergency water storage guide.

SAFE WATER STORAGE

Keep Your Water Safe

Three-panel image showing a blue emergency water storage tank being filled, stored in a garage, and labeled with a fill date for safe water storage.Three-panel image showing a blue emergency water storage tank being filled, stored in a garage, and labeled with a fill date for safe water storage.

Fill from treated tap water.
City water is ready to store as it is.


Keep it cool and dark. 
50°F to 70°F (10°C to 21°C), away from fuel and chemicals.


Label the fill date. 
Write it on the tank.


Refill every 6 months. 
Set a calendar reminder.


Want the full how-to? Read our emergency water storage guide.

Three smiling customer service representatives wearing blue polo shirts and headsets, standing with arms crossed against a white background.Three smiling customer service representatives wearing blue polo shirts and headsets, standing with arms crossed against a white background.

Get Your Water Reserve in Place

Pick your size, set it up and fill it once. You will have drinking water on hand for the next outage, storm or boil-water notice.

Get Your Water Reserve in Place

Pick your size, set it up and fill it once. You will have drinking water on hand for the next outage, storm or boil-water notice.

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FAQs

Emergency Water Storage Questions