One inch of rain will produce about 600 gallons of water per 1,000 square feet of roof A 3,000 square foot roof will produce about 75,600 gallons per year in the Triad area A 40,000 square foot commercial roof will produce over 1,000,000 gallons per year |
| RAIN PRO is your ultimate source for Rainwater Harvesting products and services. We offer only the most state of the art products to assure you the best possible system that will be as maintenance free as possible and give the most value per dollar spent. A well designed and installed system can give you many, many years of comfort that you are helping to preserve our most precious resource and begin to pay you back in a very short amount of time. |
Water and other resource conservation is a responsibility of everyone. It takes one bottle of oil to produce one bottle of water! For Future Generations |
Only about 30 percent of all treated water for residential purposes is used for drinking, bathing or cooking. The rest is used for irrigation, laundry, flushing toilets, etc. Rainwater collection is becoming more and more popular in the southeast as well as the rest of the US. Since water will continuously be less abundant, it will become increasingly more difficult to obtain a permit for lawn irrigation without an alternative water supply. RAIN PRO can be your solution and a proactive approach to prevent fighting with city hall or your neighbors. There is a GRANT program in NC (CCAP), that may pay up to 75% for the materials and installation of a cistern |
| RAIN PRO NC, Inc. High Point, NC since 2004 RAINWATER HARVESTING SYSTEMS ARCSA Accredited Professional NCNLA PEA HRLA USGBC |
| Piedmont Environmental Center |
| Fayetteville Tech College |
| NC School of the Arts |
| Guilford College |
| KC Edwards Library |
| Greensboro Residence |
| Winston Salem residence |
click to email: Mike Stroud mstroud@northstate.net 336.847.8421 |
| Bald Head Island, NC POTABLE |
| Radio Dispatched Excavation |
Gray Water Rainwater should not be confused with grey water. Gray water is the drain effluent from a bathtub, shower, washing machine or sink and is illegal in many states for re-use. Harvested rainwater is a much purer source and can be filtered to completely potable (chlorine free) water. "Cancer risk among people drinking chlorinated water is 93% higher than among those whose water does not contain chlorine." U.S. Council of Environmental Quality In a ten minute shower you absorb more chlorine through your skin and through inhalation than you do drinking eight 8 ounce glasses of tap water. An EPA study done by Dr. Lance A. Wallace |
| Randolph Community College |
| 1500 gallon |
| In Ground Filters |
| In-line Filters & UV |
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| Do you irrigate with municipal water? click here for 15 year cost example |
| NC Rest Area/Welcome Ctr. I-73/74 |
| Family Services, Winston-Salem |
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| Hilton Garden Inn, Durham |
| It is essential that you use an American Rainwater Catchment Systems Association Accredited Professional for implementing your system. An ARCSA AP has knowledge of the most tried and proven information, products, design and system installation methods from across the globe. Rain Pro has been accredited since 2008. |
