Liquid Salt Brine
Sold by the gallon, loaded into your tank at the yard.
$0.35per gallon
- Sold by the gallon, in 50-gallon increments
- 100 gal minimum pickup / 500 gal minimum delivery
- Roughly 10 lb per gallon — check your trailer rating
Now loading at Lincoln, RI
NERT Sales supplies liquid salt brine to snow contractors, commercial property crews, and municipalities across New England. Order online, pay by card, and load at the yard — or have us truck it to your site.
Order. Pay. Load. Go.
100 gallon minimum for pickup · 500 gallon minimum for delivery
Staffed loading hours — not 24/7 self-serve. The yard is staffed during active storm events, including outside the hours above. Call us and we'll get you loaded.
De-icing is what you do after the snow has already bonded to the pavement. Anti-icing is getting there first. Brine is how you get there first.
Rock salt has to dissolve before it does anything, and on a cold dry road a lot of it bounces into the ditch first. Brine is already dissolved. Put it down ahead of a storm and it leaves a salt film that keeps ice from bonding to the pavement.
Anti-icing with brine generally cuts salt use against straight granular spreading, because none of it blows away. Less salt is less money, less chloride in the watershed, and less corrosion on your equipment.
The whole point is the bond. Break it and packed snow releases in fewer passes. Crews finish routes faster and you stop paying overtime to chip at ice that never should have stuck.
Sold by the gallon in bulk, or in totes and drums if you don't have a tank. No fuel surcharge and no storm-week price spike.
Sold by the gallon, loaded into your tank at the yard.
$0.35per gallon
Liquid salt brine in a caged IBC tote, on an exchange basis.
$145.00per tote
Sized for a small lot, a long driveway, or a sidewalk crew.
$34.00per drum
We publish concentration, test values, batch IDs, and the SDS on this page once the testing program is signed off. Until then we're not printing a specification we can't tie to a tested batch. Call (401) 555-0142 and we'll tell you exactly what's in the tank today.
Pick your gallons and pay by card. Two minutes on a phone.
Choose a pickup date, or have us truck it out.
Back into the bay and we fill your tank at the yard.
Emailed receipt with what you paid for and what you took.
Pickup is cheaper and usually faster. Delivery means you never leave the job. You choose at checkout.
Pull in past the scale and follow the signs to the loading bay. Bring a tank or totes you can haul safely — brine runs about 10 pounds per gallon, so a 500-gallon load is roughly 5,000 pounds. Check your trailer rating before you load.
We run delivery out of Lincoln across New England. Bulk delivery starts at 500 gallons. The fee depends on how far we're driving and drops to zero once the order is big enough.
| Zone | Fee | Free over |
|---|---|---|
| Local — Blackstone Valley & ProvidenceNext business day | $75.00 | $600.00 |
| Regional — Greater RI & Southeastern MA1–2 business days | $145.00 | $1200.00 |
| Extended — South County, Newport & Bristol County2–3 business days | $245.00 | $2500.00 |
Enter your ZIP on the order page and we'll price it exactly before you pay. Outside the zones, call us — we can often still work something out.
One yard means some of you are driving an hour each way in the middle of an event, which is exactly the wrong time to be driving an hour each way. The plan is more brine storage across New England — closer fills, shorter round trips, and eventually unattended self-serve loading so a driver isn't waiting on our hours.
Lincoln is the first. Nothing else is open yet, and we'll list new yards here when they actually are — not before.
Generally a few hours to a couple of days ahead, on dry pavement. The water evaporates and leaves the salt behind, so an application can sit and still be working when the snow starts. Don't apply into rain — it washes off.
A common starting point for anti-icing is 30–50 gallons per lane mile, or roughly 0.75 to 1 gallon per 1,000 square feet of parking lot. Call us with your square footage and we'll work it out — most people over-order the first time.
We publish the specification and batch test values once operations has signed off on the testing program. We're not going to print a number on a website that we can't back up with a tested batch. Call and we'll tell you exactly what's in the tank today.
Any clean tank you can haul safely — a leg tank, a nurse tank, or totes strapped to a trailer. Brine runs about 10 pounds per gallon, so a 500-gallon load is roughly 5,000 pounds. Check your trailer rating before you load.
For a driveway or a walk, a garden pump sprayer is genuinely fine. For lots and roads you want a skid or tailgate sprayer with a boom. If you're buying bulk we can point you at the setups other customers run.
Yes — the yard is staffed during active storm events, including outside the hours listed above. Call us and we'll get you loaded. What we don't have yet is unattended self-serve fill, so it's staffed loading rather than 24/7 access, and we'd rather you call than drive out on an assumption.
Not online yet. This site handles card payment for one-off orders. If you want net terms, a seasonal contract, or a standing pre-storm delivery, call (401) 555-0142 and we'll set it up directly.
If we haven't loaded or dispatched your order yet, call us and we'll refund it in full. Once brine is in your tank we can't take it back, but if there's a problem with the product we'll make it right.
Order now and have brine on the ground before the first flake lands.