The Environmental Store

08/31/2023

After 45 years in business in Simi Valley, The Environmental Store closed its doors Saturday, August 19th. We will have a final parking lot sale this Saturday, September 2nd starting at 9:00 AM.

All remaining store product is 75% off, including bottles for water storage, crocks, stands, accessories, shower filters, emergency preparedness items, attic fans, and other items.

Shelving, furniture, stainless steel storage tanks, miscellaneous parts/fittings, antiques, decor, etc. will be priced to sell (no discounts).

Tools are also for sale, including ladders, shovels, rakes, hand saws, scaffolding, small tools and more.

EVERYTHING MUST GO!

CASH ONLY!! ALL SALES ARE FINAL!

6671 Santa Susana Pass Rd.
Simi Valley.

07/12/2023

After nearly 45 years serving Simi Valley and the surrounding areas, The Environmental Store at 6671 Santa Susana Pass Road will close its doors.

THE ENVIRONMENTAL STORE (aka THE WATER STORE) Last day for business is August 19, 2023.

EVERYTHING must go. Store is open Thursday-Saturday 10:00AM - 6:00PM

Water equipment, display, etc. available.

After nearly 45 years serving Simi Valley and the surrounding areas, The Environmental Store at 6671 Santa Susana Pass Road will close its doors. The store,

07/12/2023

THE ENVIRONMENTAL STORE (aka THE WATER STORE) 6671 Santa Susana Pass Rd in Simi Valley is closing. Last day for business is August 19, 2023.

EVERYTHING must go. Store is open Thursday-Saturday 10:00AM - 6:00PM

Water equipment, display, etc. available.

03/15/2020

Where are we located? It’s hard to pass us by once you know we’re here, but for first timers we often appear a little hidden

Here’s a little reference for you!

03/14/2020

03/14/2020

Not ALL stores are out of water YET! The Environmental Store in Simi Valley produces its own Reverse Osmosis, Distilled, Alkaline and other filtered waters.

We also have emergency supplies, grab n’ go backpacks in case you need to move quickly, camping gear, dried food for situations like this, and much more.

WE DO NOT EXPECT SUPPLIES TO LAST

Are you stocked up for at least the recommended 8-10 weeks? We have bottles of all sizes for you to fill up, including emergency 55 Gallon containers to stash away for moments like this.

For more information you can Google our Location, “The Environmental Store in Simi Valley”

Make sure to check our store hours before heading over!

07/07/2019

ARE YOU PREPARED FOR THE NEXT NATURAL DISASTER?
We have what you need:
*water
*water storage containers
*emergency food supplies
*so much more!

Open Tuesday through Saturday
(805)526-5491

07/06/2018

It’s a hot one!!! So come grab a cold one! 🍻 plus, we’d like to see some of our community today. You guys keep us going!

(Disclaimer: we are referring to agua as we do Not carry alcohol) 😁

07/07/2017

We have not spoken to our fellow facebookers lately!
It's hot in Simi today!! Swing by and say hello. We love the great company that our customers provide

If we don't see or hear from you, have an amazing week!

Sincerely,
The Environmental Store

05/26/2016

SoCalGas can clean Porter Ranch gas leak homes again

http://envirostore.org/water/socalgasclean/

Southern California Gas Co. can resume cleaning Porter Ranch homes impacted by the Aliso Canyon gas leak, the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health announced Wednesday. The county lifted a stop-work order public health officials issued on Sunday after determining that cleanup procedures bei...

05/21/2016

STAR FILE PHOTO Simi Valley resident Kevin Tohill (left) in 2013 at one of the now-abandoned oil wells near his property that he contends poses a health risk. By Mike Harris of the Ventura County Star Residents of a Simi Valley neighborhood have enlisted the help of the city in their long-running crusade to seal and remove an abandoned crude-oil facility they contend emits odorless methane gas that poses a health risk. [ 311 more words. ]

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STAR FILE PHOTO Simi Valley resident Kevin Tohill (left) in 2013 at one of the now-abandoned oil wells near his property that he contends poses a health risk. By Mike Harris of the Ventura County Star Residents of a Simi Valley neighborhood have enlisted the help of the city in their long-running cr...

05/12/2016

Hundreds of goats trotted out of a truck Tuesday and bounded into the hillside surrounding the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley to do what they do best -- eat. In the process, the herd of nature's lawnmowers add another layer of fire protection around the Southern California landmark, clearing brush that might otherwise provide fuel for wildfires this spring and summer. [ 255 more words. ]

Hundreds of goats trotted out of a truck Tuesday and bounded into the hillside surrounding the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley to do what they do best — eat. In the process, the herd of nature’s lawnmowers add another layer of fire protection around the Southern California landmark...