Rainwater Harvesting Systems

The new code for sustainable homes, requires a vast reduction in water consumption. Rainwater harvesting can provide this, very cost effectively.

Recently, water demand has started to exceed supply, and localised flooding has become an issue. Industry experts are now recognising the important role that rainwater harvesting has to play in alleviating both these problems.

Rain water is part of a never ending cycle. It is the perfect sustainable solution

What are the Benefits in Rainwater Harvesting?
As well as being environmentally friendly, collecting and using your own water can significantly reduce your water bills.

Water meters are now becoming compulsory in the UK; savings on water bills are considerable. Delivering precious clean tap water requires more and more effort, energy and expense.

For irrigation we simply don't need to use purified drinking mains water. Harvesting rain water is another free resource to use it is perfect for automated watering systems landscape irrigation, lawn irrigation and commercial irrigation.

Our Rainwater harvesting systems are designed to collect roof and/or ground rain water via pipes, filtering out leaves and particles, storing water in above or below ground tanks.

Watermatic Irrigation can individually design a comprehensive system for you, accommodating a wide range of requirements from a small roof collection to a 55000 litre galvanised tank collection for larger needs. We can evaluate the average rain water in your area, work out the size of your roof area and recommend a tank and installation especially to suit you. These innovative harvesting systems will help conserve increasingly scarce water resources efficiently, responsibly and intelligently. Clearly the benefits can be realised for the environment and for us all.

We use the very best of engineering principles together with professional, high quality tested products to ensure your investment in our system will give you a cost effective water efficiency system with reliability to last. and of course a beautifully sustained garden.

Typical Installation