Over the last century, impervious surfaces like concrete, asphalt and roofing materials have been diverting natural rainwater absorption from developed areas and has begun depletion of the local underground aquifers. By capturing as much rainfall as possible from buildings and structures, we can use that water to irrigate landscaping during especially dry times. By using rainwater for washing laundry, flushing toilets and pressure washing houses and vehicles, we can further contribute to water conservation by limiting the consumption of drinking water and reducing the energy used to pump that water from the municipal supply. The combination of these effects can greatly contribute to the conservation of our most precious natural resource - water.
The Long Term Solution to Georgia's Water Supply Challenges |
To Get the Most Out of Rainharvesting During a Drought |
✔ Bypass First Flush | ✔ Clean All Filters | ✔ Ensure No Leakage |
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U.S. Drought Monitor |
Added Bonus: Our Rainwater Systems Are EXCLUDED From Drought Watering Restrictions |
With our rain water harvesting systems you won’t have to comply to the water restrictions during drought seasons. Even under normal rainfall conditions, it’s likely to experience several periods of many consecutive days without rain. When the rain finally falls, we can help you catch it!
★ Long Term Investment | ★ No Watering Ban | ★ Erosion Prevention |
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