Dominic H.
10/20/2014
Great customer service! I took a water cooler back to have it looked at and the service technician as well as the front desk person were both very helpful and kind. The service technician went...
Ozarka Water
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729 SW 3rd St
Oklahoma City, OK 73109
Ozarka Water Company, now known as Eureka Water Company, was established in 1907, and is Oklahoma's largest bottled water company. In addition, it's the only bottler in Oklahoma whose water is certified by the National Sanitation Foundation the highest rating any bottler can achieve in terms of quality control. The three major products bottled at Eureka include: Ozarka drinking water, Ozarka spring water and Shamrock distilled water. A fourth product, Mountain Valley spring water, is also offered. Drawn from a 603-foot well on Eureka's property, the Ozarka drinking water goes through a steam distillation process and then has minerals added back to give the water its taste. The Ozarka spring water originates in the Arkansas Ozarks, where it flows naturally to the surface without any external forces. Mountain Valley water, is taken from a protected spring in Hot Springs, Ark. Using rainwater from more than 3,500 years ago, it remains untouched by harmful substances.
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1.59 reviews
Jenny L.
4/7/2025
If I could do zero stars I would. First off, WHY do you need to run a hard credit for new customers for accounts that are only $40 a month? Second, once you ran my credit your associate proceeds...
Dorian G.
2/27/2024
Attempting to set up a delivery account was a mass of red flags and 'up-sale' tactics. No email contact/only by telephone, fishy contracts, social security numbers, email, phone numbers. I got out...
Randall H.
9/8/2022
One cannot set up delivery with Ozarka without first speaking with them on the phone. You can set it up online, but you won't get anything until they talk to you. If you're a stroke victim or...
Felicia Y.
5/11/2023
Not a good company to work for or buy products. They don't care about their employees. Only their bottom dollar. Supervisors can threaten their employees and not get any type of discipline for...
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