Understand the Purity and Freshness of Our Water

At Glen Summit Spring Water Division of Tulpehocken Mountain Springs, we understand your need for clear, fresh water. With over 140 years of experience, we have perfected our water processing to ensure you get nothing but the best.

The source of our water is a series of natural springs found more than 1,700 feet above sea level and protected by more than 450 acres of company-owned and conservation lands. Our spring water flows by gravity from our springs to the bottling house. The water then passes through our three-phase purification process, including filtration, UV light, and ozone purification. After bottling, the ozone returns to oxygen, leaving the water in its original state.

Many people think that all bottled water is spring water. This could not be farther from the truth. Spring water comes from a natural water source below the Earth's surface. Not all companies use spring water as their water source. Many other companies sell bottled water that is actually filtered tap water. In fact, the National Resources Defense Council (NRDC) conducted a four-year study on more than 1,000 samples of 103 brands of bottled water. The NRDC estimated that 25% of these companies are just selling filtered tap water. Instead of coming directly from pure springs, the water comes from the local water treatment plant or out of a river.

Since its inception in 1884, our water has come directly from our natural springs right here in Pennsylvania. Our Company realizes that you "cannot get spring water out of a filter." We start our bottling process with water that is naturally pure and therefore tastes wonderfully natural instead of artificial and processed. Other companies rely on filters, additives, and purifiers to achieve a "spring-like" taste.

Our water processing is unique and designed to provide you with fresh, clear mountain spring water. When you need a regular supply of fresh water, we are here to serve you with our home and office delivery service. Contact us today to get started.