There are a tremendous amount of design variations in all of the rainwater harvesting systems we install. We work with you to design a system that is attractive, while fitting your needs and your budget. We provide tank systems that are designed with simplicity to ensure low maintenance and longevity, while also providing a sustainable tool to collect your personal water needs.

Why Do I Need to Get Involved in Rainwater Harvesting?

An investment in a rainwater collection system will reduce your water bill and pay for itself in a very short period of time. Long droughts have humbled our tendency to take water for granted and recent rainy weather has already helped our customers recover the costs of their initial installation. The cost of water and city imposed restrictions are rising and will continue to do so over the next decade as our daily temperatures rise, leading to evaporation of our fresh water supply. Investing in a rainwater harvesting system today will benefit you in the future.

How Can Collecting Rainwater Help Me?

Rainwater collected and used on-site can supplement or replace water used for irrigation. Fresh rainwater is proven to aid plant growth, making it ideal for your hobby gardens, fruit orchards, landscaping, and trees. Rainwater harvesting is also the perfect source for keeping your home’s foundation soaked through the blistering summer months. And, with the use of filtration systems and disinfection, water can also be made potable so that it can be used for toilets, showers, dish washers, and clothes washers.

Benefits of Rainwater Harvesting:

• Saves you money on costly watering bills
• Reduces demand on municipal water supply
• Makes efficient use of a valuable resource often wasted
• Independent rain water collection systems are not subject to city water restrictions
• Adds resale value to your residential home
• Keep plants and trees flourishing through hot summer months
• Rainwater is pollutant free and nutrient rich, perfect for your plants
• Rain Ranchers systems are very easy to maintain
• Reduces flooding, erosion, and the contamination of surface water with sediments, fertilizers, and pesticides in rainfall runoff

Texas Average Rainfall

Did you know that drinking water in Texas is on a steady decline due to increasing average temperatures, more days of temperatures over 90º, and dry air? Based on the dire water situation in California, we now know the effects of a decreasing municipal water supply: watering restrictions, drought, a dying farming industry, and increased prices in water, both at your sink and in the supermarket.