How does rainwater harvesting work?

Rainwater harvesting systems capture rainwater by directing it from large surfaces (e.g. roofs) to an underground or over-ground holding tank. The harvested rainwater is filtered and then pumped directly to the appliances or to a header tank. Domestic or commercial applications include:

  • Flushing toilets
  • Washing machines
  • Washing vehicles
  • Gardening and irrigation
  • Showers
  • Sinks
  • Baths

 

 

The need to capture, store, filter and reuse rainfall is becoming more and more important. As water companies increase their prices and the population grows, demands on mains water continues to rise. Coupled with consumer demand for companies to reduce their environmental impact, rainwater harvesting is increasingly sought after by both the general public and commercial organisations.

Rainwater is a free natural resource which you can capture, store and use in your building, whether it is an existing building or a new build. The existing roof, gutter system and downpipes on a building can easily be used to collect rainwater, which flows through a pipe network into the system.

 

 

 

Why pay high water charges when it makes sense to install a Rainwater Harvesting system

Recovered Rainwater can be used instead of Mains Water in areas such as Toilets/Urinals, Wash Downs etc.

Our Rainwater Harvesting systems provide the solution and are ideal for Businesses with high non-potable Water demand. Rainwater Harvesting provides a great short term payback on your investment whilst saving you money.

We have Rainwater Harvesting packages that suit all budgets and requirements.

Our Rainwater Harvesting systems can be easily installed and fitted into your premises. We can supply tank sizes ranging from 100 litres to 300,000 litres. Also the tanks we provide can be above or below ground depending on customer’s requirements. We are the only company who can provide a wide range of tanks as part of our Rainwater Harvesting systems.

We work closely with our clients providing site surveys and advice to determine the best suited rainwater harvesting system that meets their needs.

 

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