Would You Like to Add a Hot and Cold Water Dispenser to Your Workplace or Home?

One of the best benefits of having a water cooler in your workplace or home is that it puts both chilled and hot water at your fingertips anytime you want it. Whether you want cold water for a refreshing drink or hot water for making tea or instant oatmeal, you can simply get it with the press of a button. At Mountain Glacier, we offer a variety of water coolers for rental or purchase, ensuring that we can provide the ideal hot and cold water dispenser for your workplace or home.

In addition to supplying you with high-quality equipment, Mountain Glacier can also meet all of your water delivery needs. Once we’ve set up your water cooler, we’ll return on a regular basis to bring you a new supply of 3-gallon or 5-gallon water jugs and take away the empty jugs from the previous month. Our service really is as simple as that. You don’t even need to be present for the deliveries – we can simply leave your water jugs at a predetermined location in your workplace or outside your home so that you can carry on with your normal daily routine without interruption.

When you compare Mountain Glacier to other water delivery companies, you’ll find that we stand apart from the rest in a variety of ways. Our customers appreciate that we:

• Give you multiple convenient ways to place or change an order – either by calling our customer care center or making the adjustments directly through our website
• Have more than 150 years of combined industry experience, which we draw upon to meet the needs of the businesses and families we serve
• Operate our own state-of-the-art bottling facilities so that we can provide you with your water directly, cutting out the middlemen to save you money

To have a hot and cold water dispenser set up in your home or office, contact Mountain Glacier today. When you call, we can also walk you through the many different options that you have for water delivery. Mountain Glacier proudly serves commercial and residential customers across several states, including Indiana and Kentucky.