Rainwater Harvesting

Rising utility bills, reduction of running costs and environmental implications are just three reasons for investing in a Rainwater Harvesting system. 50% of domestic and up to 85% of non-domestic mains water can be replaced in this way. Rainwater Harvesting is a key component to reach compliance within the Code for Sustainable Homes to reduce overall water consumption.

Additionally, rainwater re-use scores high accreditation in the Water Efficiency sector of the BREEAM schemes and can help with gaining planning permission by meeting site drainage requirements (Building Regulations Part H) as part of a sustainable drainage (SuDS) scheme.

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Rainwater
Tanks

Collect rainwater straight from your house roof, garden shed or greenhouse with one of our Rainwater Tanks. Learn more about rainwater tanks

Aboveground Rainwater Harvesting

No digging required, simply connect the water butt to your downpipe and connect the water pump to the water butt - done. Multiple tank systems available.

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Garden Rainwater
Harvesting

Simplicity is the key to this system. Designed with the DIY enthusiast in mind, step-by-step guidelines are provided to ensure this system is up and running quickly.

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Home & Garden Rainwater Harvesting

Suitable for applications, the underground filter removes debris before the water is discreetly stored in an underground water tank. The external pump allows water to be reused around the home.

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Agricultural Rainwater
Harvesting

Harvesting and using rainwater can reduce the quantity of water entering a slurry store, running across fouled yards, or entering a dirty water tank. This can mean a reduction in slurry store size and will reduce the amounts of dirty water you need to dispose of, resulting in cost savings.

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Commercial Rainwater
Harvesting

Rainwater can be used for manufacturing processes and, because it is naturally soft and limescale-free, machinery is protected from damaging deposits. Harvested water can be used for ground maintenance, fleet and machinery washing, toilet flushing or machine wash-downs.

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