Rain Water Collection System

Conserving water is important, especially in dryer climates where natural bodies of water are scarce or already dried up. One way to solve this water dilemma is through a rain water collection system. When it rains, the water will funnel through a filter and is stored in a tank for later use.

Rain water can be used throughout your home with an in ground system that delivers water from your rain water collection system. Use rain water for toilets, dishwashers, washing machines, irrigation, and more.

Collecting rain water is beneficial in many ways, but probably the most noticeable is financial. By purchasing a rain water system and harvesting rainwater, your dependency on your city’s water supply will decrease. Therefore, your monthly water bill will decrease as well. The rain water harvest solutions you see throughout our site are budget friendly. It depends on how much you’re willing to invest and how much water you want to store.

Can you possibly store enough water for you and your family to really use? Yes. Our tanks, depending on which you purchase, can store up to 10,000 gallons of water, about the average monthly water usage.

What happens to rain water that you use? You can recycle and reuse it by purchasing a greywater system. Water is collected from your shower, laundry, and bath. It goes through a filtration process and can then be used in irrigation. It’s safe for gardens and watering lawns.

RainHarvest Systems eliminates the barriers to using rain water and reducing dependency on traditional water supplies by providing affordable, effective rain collection systems. Because we’re online, you can order a system from anywhere in the United States. We’re also budget-friendly so anyone interested in conserving water will have the means to do so. Because budgets and needs vary, we customize solutions to fit each customer.

We are dedicated to helping you conserve your budget and protect the environment. RainHarvest Systems is a member of the United States Green Building Council and the American Rainwater Catchment Systems Association. We stay current on industry standards so we can better serve you. Call us today to discuss your customized solution.