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Depend on Z Taylor Trucking for our expertise in water logistics.

At Z Taylor Trucking we provide a wide variety of services for all your outdoor water needs!

  • All types and styles of pools
  • Hot Tubs
  • Swim Spas
  • Ponds
  • Cisterns
  • Tank Ballast
  • Ground Compaction

Massachusetts Service Area

Acton – Andover – Arlington – Ashburnham – Ashby – Ashland – Athol – Auburn – Ayer – Baldwinville – Barre – Bedford – Belmont – Berlin – Billerica – Bolton – Boxboro – Boylston – Carlisle – Chelmsford – Clinton – Concord – Dracut – Dunstable – Fitchburg – Gardner – Grafton – Groton – Hardwick – Harvard – Holden – Hopkinton – Hubbardston – Hudson – Jefferson – Lancaster – Lawrence – Leicester – Leominster – Lexington – Lincoln – Littleton – Lowell – Lunenburg – Marlborough – Maynard – Millbury – Natick – New Salem – North Andover – North Brookfield – Northborough – Northbridge – Oakham – Orange – Oxford – Paxton – Pepperell – Petersham – Phillipston – Princeton – Royalston – Rutland – Shirley – Shrewsbury – Southborough – Spencer – Sterling – Stow – Sudbury – Sutton – Templeton – Tewksbury – Townsend – Tyngsboro – West Boylston – Westborough – Westford – Westminster – Weston – Winchendon – Worcester 

New Hampshire Service Area

Amherst  –  Brookline  – Fitzwilliam  –  Greensville  –  Hollis  –  Hudson  –  Jaffrey  –  Mason  –  Merrimack  –  Milford  –  Mont Vernon  –  Nashua  –  New Ipswich  –  Peterborough  –   Rindge  –  Temple  –  Wilton

Not quite sure how many gallons you will need?

Not quite sure how many gallons you will need? To calculate your pools volume, you will need to know the following four numbers, based on this information it will give you an approximate amount of water needed:

  • Length
  • Width
  • Average Depth
  • Multiplier That Determines Gallons
  • Length X Width X Average Depth X The Multiplier = Gallons Needed
  • The Multiplier for a Rectangle, Square, or Free-Form Pool = 7.5
  • The Multiplier for a Round or Oval = 5.9

To find the average depth of your pool, measure the depth of the shallow end and the depth of the deep end.  Add the two depths together and divide by 2.