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Eliminate single-use plastics
Every outdoor day that uses a station instead of flats of bottles keeps thousands of single-use containers out of park grounds and the landfill. Guests refill what they already brought.
Why refill
Refill that checks the boxes producers actually care about
Hiring a station is not only about water. It is how you meet waste targets, cut haul costs, and give guests something cold.
Practical impact
For an event planner, municipality, or corporate sponsor, a WaterWagon booking is equipment that also solves permit language, sponsor messaging, and a mountain of empty bottles.
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Meet municipal and corporate mandates
Cities like Calgary and Edmonton, and many large sponsors, set zero-waste or plastic-reduction targets. A refill station is a concrete answer for permit applications and sponsor reports.
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Cut waste-hauling costs
Empty bottles mean cleanup crews, sorting, and haul fees. High-flow refill stations shrink the physical trash on site so producers spend less time chasing plastic.
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Refill culture guests prefer
People would rather fill a reusable bottle or cup from a cold, high-flow tap than pay for warm bottled water. The station becomes a meeting point, not a trash source.
Book a station
Tell us the date and the crowd
We will match a station to the day and confirm whether we hook up on site or bring the water. Serving Alberta-wide: Edmonton Capital Region, Calgary metro, Kananaskis, Lethbridge, Medicine Hat, and nearby hubs.