Water conservation and water re-use are becoming vital to today’s world. With municipal bans and other demands being placed on our limited water supply, rainwater capture can alleviate or eliminate the detrimental effects of shortages. One inch of rainfall on a 1,000 square foot roof yields approximately 623 gallons of water annually; in New England, an average year produces 44 inches of rain…that equates to 27,000 gallons annually that you could be capturing and using! Indoor uses for captured rainwater include toilet flushing (allowed with special permission) and laundry; outdoor uses include landscaping and gardening needs as well as car and boat washing, etc. Rainwater capture and re-use reduces the demand on municipal water supplies, reduces or eliminates run-off from the property, and saves money on your water bill.
Call us today to discuss how easy it is to install a rainwater capture system.
Available for immediate pick-up or delivery from our convenient Gloucester warehouse
Outdoor Uses:
Landscaping/gardening
Irrigation systems
Car/boat washing
Window washing, pressure washing
Water source for swimming pools, outdoor showers, water features/ponds
Secondary fire suppression source
Indoor Uses:
Toilet flushing (allowed with special permission)
Laundry
Benefits:
Reduces potable water usage – cost savings on water bills
Captures the cleanest naturally occurring water possible
The RainKeeper® system is easy, affordable, and virtually maintenance-free. Downspouts on the roofs of buildings or homes capture the rain, a filter then separates dirt and debris from the clean water (allowing only clean water into the tank), and the pump provides and maintains a constant flow. Tank sizes from 300 to 1500 gallons or more. Contact us for more information.
Rockport Community Center uses rainwater capture to water their gardens and flowers.
Water conservation and water re-use are becoming vital to today’s world. With municipal bans and other demands being placed on our limited water supply, rainwater capture can alleviate or eliminate the detrimental effects of shortages. One inch of rainfall on a 1,000 square foot roof yields approximately 623 gallons of water annually; in New England, an average year produces 44 inches of rain…that equates to 27,000 gallons annually that you could be capturing and using! Indoor uses for captured rainwater include toilet flushing (allowed with special permission) and laundry; outdoor uses include landscaping and gardening needs as well as car and boat washing, etc. Rainwater capture and re-use reduces the demand on municipal water supplies, reduces or eliminates run-off from the property, and saves money on your water bill. 
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