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June 1 – November 30

Hurricane season, planned in May

Every year the same thing happens: a system gets named, and shelves empty within a day. Offices that plan in May don’t participate in that.

  • Standing seasonal increase from June
  • Pre‑storm top‑ups prioritised
  • Realistic guidance on what to hold
  • Honest about when we stop driving
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What we actually recommend

The advice everyone repeats is one gallon per person per day for at least three days. For a workplace that is a starting point rather than an answer, because the real question is who is likely to be in the building and for how long.

A professional office that will simply close for a storm needs enough for staff riding out the day a warning lands and enough for the first days back, when water pressure and boil‑water notices are the practical problem rather than the storm itself. Buildings with staff who stay — property management, healthcare, hospitality, marine — need considerably more.

The most common mistake we see is planning for the storm and not for the week after it. Boil‑water advisories routinely outlast the weather.

  • Baseline: one gallon per person per day
  • Plan for the week after, not just the storm
  • Sealed, returnable bottles store well indoors
  • Keep some in a room without windows
  • Rotate stock — don’t let it sit for years

Seasonal planning

  • SeasonJun 1 – Nov 30
  • Baseline1 gal / person / day
  • Minimum hold3 days
  • We suggest5–7 days
  • Set up byLate May

How the season works with us

  1. 1

    May — set the standing order

    We increase your recurring quantity for June through November so the reserve builds gradually instead of arriving in a panic.

  2. 2

    Season — normal service

    Routine deliveries continue on your route day. The reserve sits in the pantry and rotates naturally through ordinary use.

  3. 3

    A storm is named — top-ups

    Accounts already on the seasonal plan get priority for pre‑storm top‑ups. This is where planning ahead earns its keep, because capacity is finite.

  4. 4

    After — back on schedule

    We resume as soon as roads are safe and rebuild your reserve. If a boil‑water notice is in effect, that is usually when demand peaks.

We’ll be straight with you about the limits. When a storm is bearing down, roads close and driving becomes unsafe — deliveries stop, and no supplier who tells you otherwise is being honest. Everything about this page is designed so that you already have what you need before that point, rather than depending on a delivery that cannot happen.

Hurricane season questions

When should we set this up?
Late May. Once a system is named, everybody moves at once — supermarket shelves clear, and suppliers including us are working through a queue. An account that stepped up in May is already holding its reserve and needs a top‑up rather than a rescue.
How long does bottled water keep?
Follow the date on the bottle and store it indoors, out of sunlight and off a hot loading dock. The simplest approach is to rotate the reserve through normal use rather than leaving the same bottles sitting for years — building it into your regular delivery does that automatically, and we will keep track of it for you.
Can you deliver during a storm?
No, and neither can anyone else. Once conditions make driving unsafe, deliveries stop until it’s over. That is precisely why we push the planning into May.
What about after — boil-water notices?
That is usually the real pinch. A boil‑water advisory can outlast the storm by days, and demand for bottled water peaks after the weather has cleared. We prioritise resuming routes as soon as roads are passable, and accounts with a standing seasonal plan sit at the front of that queue.
We're a residential building, not an office. Can you help?
Yes. Condo and apartment building management across the tri‑county area use us for common‑area and emergency supply. Tell us the unit count and whether you’re stocking for staff, residents, or both.

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