For workplaces done lifting bottles — line-fed coolers, no jug.

Cold water. No jug.

Point-of-use coolers that connect to your line — fill a glass, not a bottle rack.

See the coolers Point-of-use, explained
A bottleless cooler in an office break room

Point-of-use, explained

Line-fed cooler. Filter swap on a schedule. No 5-gallon lifts.

The water line connecting behind the cooler

Plumbed in

Connects to a water line — no jug to swap when it’s empty.

A filter cartridge for a point-of-use cooler

Filters on a cadence

Service visits keep the unit running.

Cold water dispensing into a glass

Cold on demand

Tap the dispenser — water’s ready for cups and pitchers.

See the coolers →

See the coolers

See the coolers

See the coolers

A few questions, then a person from Texas Water House follows up. No prices on the page — a real quote comes from the team.

Where would the cooler go?
How many people would use it?
Is there a water line near the spot?

If you are not sure, that is what the site visit is for.

Texas Water House, 2109 Luna Rd Suite 100, Carrollton TX. Serving the Dallas–Fort Worth area since 1971.