Tank Tales: Harvesting Rain For The Next Generation
In the sprawling landscapes of Spring Branch, Texas, where water scarcity is not an unfamiliar tale, Jack Hammond made the decision to invest in Enduraplas for his water storage needs.
4 Fact-Based Reasons to Harvest Rainwater
The rain harvesting concept is growing because of the increasing concern for water in drier climates. Because this industry is still new, there are a lot of theories published to convince people to harvest more rain water. In fact, there are still a lot of government grants available to help encourage residents to collect water when it rains. After conducting a lot of research, I have located four fact-based reasons why rain harvesting is important.
How Popular Roof Materials Stack up for Rain Harvesting
When you are harvesting rainwater, there many things you need to consider to ensure your water stays as clean as possible. One popular concern is if the roof on your house or shed is suitable for rain harvesting. In this article, I researched 5 popular types of roofs and gave my recommendations on how each of them compare. Although any roof will work, there are some risks you should know about.
5 Ways to Keep Leaves Out of Your Rainwater Tank
Rainwater harvesting systems are a great idea, and relatively simple to set up. But debris and contamination can be a problem. In this article, we discuss why it is important to keep leaves and bugs out of your tank. When leaves collect in your water after falling off the tree, they will decompose and therefore pose as a threat to the quality of your water (not to mention fueling algae growth). Bugs like mosquitoes carry diseases and they also breed in stagnant water.