They offer a natural spring water that has traveled through the earth for thousands of years and is bottled at the source with its native mineral content, then treated with filtration, UV, and ozonation for safety.

Our approach is different—we start with purified water and restore it intentionally, focusing on oxygenation, movement, and structure to bring it closer to how fresh, flowing water behaves in nature.

We also believe strongly that the future of water is local—rather than extracting from a distant spring, we focus on restoring the water where people live.

One way we think about it is this:

A natural spring is part of a larger watershed—a living system where water moves through soil, rock, roots, and time. That movement shapes the water.

But when we bottle water at the source and transport it across the country, we’re essentially redirecting part of that watershed elsewhere.

It’s a bit like taking blood from one part of the body and moving it somewhere else—useful in certain cases, but not something you’d want to rely on as the primary way a body functions.

In a healthy system, water—like blood—circulates locally, supporting the life around it.

Our philosophy is:

Instead of pulling water from one place to serve another,
we should care for and improve the water where we are.

That means:

• Working with local water sources

• Purifying and restoring them

• Returning water to a state that supports the body and the environment

Because ultimately, human health and ecosystem health are connected.

The quality of the water in your body reflects the quality of the water in your environment.

So while both approaches can produce high-quality drinking water, they represent two different ways of thinking:

• Spring water → honoring a specific place and its natural geology

• Rain Fresh → restoring and elevating water locally, wherever you are

Our goal isn’t just to provide clean water—it’s to be part of a larger shift toward stewardship, awareness, and a more balanced relationship with water itself.

Rain Fresh is oxygen-rich and ultra-purified—but that’s just the starting point (see the Our Process page for a detailed description of our purification process)..

What really makes us different is how intentional we are—both in how we treat the water, and how we treat the people we serve.

🔬 How We Approach the Water

We don’t just filter water—we refine it step by step:

• Multi-stage filtration designed to remove metals and impurities

• Triple-pass carbon filtration for deeper purification

• Fine micron filtration for clarity and consistency

• Oxygenation and movement to bring the water closer to how it behaves in nature

We’re constantly asking:

“How can we make this water cleaner, fresher, and more alive?”

⏱️ Freshness Matters

Water isn’t just a product—it’s something that changes over time.

So we pay attention to:

• How long it sits before delivery

• How it’s stored

• How quickly it gets to you

Because fresh water is better water.

🤝 How We Do Business

This is where we really separate ourselves.

Instead of asking you to commit to us—we believe it’s our job to earn your business every week.

So we’ve built our service around flexibility and trust:

• No contracts

• No unnecessary fees

• Flexible delivery schedules (from weekly to every 10 weeks)

• Customizable orders based on your needs

📞 Real People, Real Support

When you call us, you’re talking to real people who:

• Know the product

• Care about your experience

• Actually solve problems

We’re a family business, and we treat our customers like part of that extended circle.

🌊 Our Philosophy

We’re not just here to deliver water—we’re here to raise the standard for what water can be.

That means:

• Treating water with respect

• Continuing to improve our process

• Serving our local community with care

• And building a business that values people just as much as the product

A Simple Way to Put It

Most companies sell water.
We focus on how it’s made, how it’s handled, and how it gets to you.

No. From our research and consultations with health practitioners we believe very pure water with oxygen was the water which primitive man caught in cisterns and drank as the freshest source available. This is the only water we produce.

You can check out our Water Delivery Calendar on our Order Water page.

Residential and commercial customers are typically on 4-week rotations. Exceptions are made for high volume users and under special circumstances. We are trying to do our part to protect the environment by making fewer trips.

Wholesale accounts are normally delivered weekly. If you run low between deliveries, a Fresh supply can be found at one of the stores listed on our Store Locator page. You are also welcome to stop by our office directly and pick some up!

You can also make adjustments to your next delivery order by calling our office, emailing us, or by logging in to your Customer Portal.

We totally understand your concern and it is a valid consideration. It really depends on how long a bottle has been in the sun, direct or indirect exposure, what type of plastic, and how hot the water & bottle gets.

It would be concerning if a 5-gallon polycarbonate bottle sat in direct sunlight for weeks or got to be 108 degrees or more for an extended period. Now it would be different if it were a small, single-serve plastic bottle which you drank out of and left in the hot car for even 4-5 hours. We wouldn't recommend drinking that.

It is completely up to you.

Our professional drivers deliver water to hundreds of homes and businesses across the Dallas Fort-Worth area. Typically, they will leave the water at the front door and pick up empty bottles that have been left out for them.

But we can handle all sorts of special instructions for how you want the delivery to be made.

You can check out our Store Locator to find a store selling Rain Fresh near you.

You can also stop by our office in Garland, Texas and we will load bottles into your car with a smile!

At this time, we do not offer glass bottles.

Our 8 oz, ½ liter, and 1-liter bottles are made from PETE (#1) plastic. Our 3- and 5-gallon returnable bottles are made from polycarbonate (#7).

We take full responsibility for every container we deliver—once it reaches you and when it’s ready to be reused or recycled. We prioritize reuse first, then recycling, and work to keep all materials out of the waste stream whenever possible.

This is Milan—my family started Rain Fresh Water back in 1984, and I’ve been drinking from our returnable polycarbonate bottles since I was about a year old (I was born in 1983).

Over the years, there’s been a lot of concern around plastics and potential leaching—and it’s a fair question. Our families drink this water too, so we take it very seriously.

Plastic is everywhere in modern life, and a lot of what we see in headlines can be oversimplified or lack real-world context.

In 2010, out of my own curiosity (and for our customers’ peace of mind), I worked with an independent lab to test our water under a variety of real-world conditions.

We tested:

• Brand new bottles

• Bottles in circulation for years

• Water stored long-term

We did not find any detectable levels of BPA in any of the samples tested.

I’ve attached the lab results here for you to review directly.
Across all samples, BPA was reported as non-detect (<50 ppb).

That honestly surprised me, because based on what I had read at the time, I expected we would see some level of leaching.

So I went deeper and started reading the scientific studies behind the headlines. What I found is that BPA doesn’t just leach randomly—it typically requires specific conditions (catalysts).

The main ones are:

• High heat

• Direct sunlight / UV exposure

• Extreme pH

• Microwave radiation

• High-energy or electrical exposure

For example, many studies involve microwaving plastic containers—especially with liquids like milk—which creates ideal conditions for leaching.

So what we’ve learned—and what we recommend—is pretty simple:

👉 Avoid extreme conditions

• Don’t leave water in a hot car or garage

• Don’t microwave plastics

👉 Store it like any high-quality food

• Cool, dark, and dry environment

👉 Be mindful of surroundings

• Plastic is slightly permeable over time, so avoid storing water near gasoline, chemicals, or pesticides

At the end of the day, everything naturally breaks down over time—it’s just about not accelerating that process.

Sometimes we’re asked, “Why is your water more expensive than other companies?" 

Our response: “Is it - really?” Maybe not, once you add up their:

• $$ Delivery fees

• $$ Fuel surcharge fees

• $$ Bottle cleaning fees

• $$ And so forth …

Our prices are all-inclusive. You know what you will be paying, and we don’t slap you with hidden fees and extra charges.

Nor do we start our customers at one lower price, knowing we will raise it after a few months. Then raise it again. We just don’t think that is how business should be conducted.

With Rain Fresh, what you see is exactly what you get.

We would be happy to assist you in answering any additional questions you may have.

Feel free to give us a call at 972-271-2060 or email us at orders@rainfreshwater.com.