| High Point, NC RAIN PRO, Inc. 336.847.8421 Rainwater Harvesting Systems |
One Inch of Rain will produce about 600 gallons of water per each 1,000 square foot of roof. Contact us: Mike Stroud Mike @ RAIN PRO Products and Services
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DROUGHT CONDITIONS / WATER RESTRICTIONS During drought conditions rainwater catchment can mean the difference between being able to water your landscape or wash your car at home and not. The key is to store as much as possible during the cooler months when you usually do not need to water. Even during dry months there will normally be showers that can quickly fill your tanks. You also can collect a fair amount of water during a heavy dew and by routing your air conditioner condensate line to the storage container. If you have a well for your main water supply, rainwater can greatly reduce the demand on your limited water table. |
Gray Water Systems A family of four will produce approximately 100 to 200 gallons of gray water per day from showers and baths alone. If you reuse that water for sub-surface irrigation you return it to the ground water table or save the municipal government the cost of treatment. This practice will also help reduce the burden on overloaded municipal infrastructures or septic systems. Gray water systems can be beneficial to developers of commercial or residential properties, especially in areas where soil has poor absorbing qualities. |
| Call for pricing on tank, pump, filtration and other items. We have package pricing on complete kits. |
Tanks and Cisterns Tanks vary in size and shape and are available in many materials. Capacity can range from 55 to 2,000,000 gallons. |
Conservation and Stewardship should be a goal for everyone Let RAIN PRO, Inc. help you achieve that goal 336.847.8421 |
| Water...We seem to have an ample supply always at hand with no end in sight, but how long will that last? As you worry about the rising fuel prices and what chemicals and additives are in the foods you eat, do you ever worry about our water supply? When water becomes scarce the least of your worries will be fuel for your car. Are you aware that only about 30 percent of the water treated for residential use is used for drinking, cooking, and bathing? The other 60 plus percent is used for irrigation, flushing toilets, washing cars, etc. If you live in a rural development you should understand that if many homes are drawing from the same water table, that a time may come when that water will be depleted (especially if you and your neighbors are irrigating your lawns and keeping swimming pools full). Rainwater harvesting has been practiced for hundreds of years and is common practice in Europe, Australia, most island countries, and the southwest and west coast states of USA. It is a simple process of capturing the water from your roof and then storing it in a cistern for future use. You may wish to only use the water for your gardens, lawn, washing cars, etc., but why not to flush your toilets also? Rainwater can be filtered to suit your needs including potable (drinking water). Rainwater is one of nature’s purest forms of water and is always soft. A 2000 sq. ft. roof will produce about 52,000 gallons of water per year in the triad area. A 100,000 sq. ft. building can produce 2.6 million gallons per year. These systems are very affordable and allow you complete control of your water supply. For those that have contaminated, low producing or poor quality wells, rainwater collection can be the solution for less than the cost of a new well and/or purification or softener system. There is also much discussion about what chlorine is doing to our bodies. Another important aspect of harvesting rainwater is the reduction of storm water run off, which causes pollution and erosion in our streams. In the last several years this has been an especially challenging issue for architects, engineers and developers. RAIN PRO, Inc. offers many solutions that can make the difference in a development being turned down or passed. As an example: why expend three acres of property for retention ponds that could give you six more homes. All of the homes could have rainwater systems. A great way to educate our children would be to install a small system at each school (instead of a large system at only one school in the county). There is a growing demand for healthy built, green built and LEED certified homes and businesses and rainwater management can be an important component of these structures. Most important is that RAIN PRO, Inc. is dedicated to seeking new technology and more efficient ways to improve our water quality and environment for future generations. |
Your System We will design and/or build a rainwater collection system that will best suit your needs. Aesthetics and maximum use are important, as well as cost effectiveness. Residential Whether you only wish to conserve small amounts of water for your garden, or would like to capture as much water as possible to irrigate your lawn, wash your cars, run your washing machine, flush your toilets or have this as your primary water source including potable water, we can provide a system that will take you to the level you want to achieve. Commercial The potential for large buildings is unlimited. Not only can you irrigate the landscape, but you can use the water for industrial purposes, for the chillers, vehicle washes, fire suppression and much more. Why pay for treated water that does not need to be taken to that level? Why design a building around how to get rid of the water, pay fees for storm water and then pay for the water you are using? Why not contain and reuse what nature gives you? We offer rainwater management solutions for most all situations. |
The average family of four uses 5,250 gallons of water per month |
| System prices starting at: $ 195 75 gal rain box 973 225 gal rain box / pump 1,390 550 gal / pump & filter 1,985 1,000 gal / pump & filter 2,989 1,700 gal / pump & filter 4,995 3,400 gal / pump & filter |
Call for Current Pricing on your system 336.847.8421 |
