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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a rainwater collection system cost?

Costs vary based on tank size, system complexity, and site conditions. We provide custom quotes after consultation.

We install tanks a small as 10,000 gallons and as large as 300,000 gallons. We can install tanks above and below ground as well as inside the concrete foundation of a house/structure.

A typical 30,000-gallon tank that is 7’ 2” high requires a 33 ft. diameter sand pad or 28 ft. concrete pad. If a 30,000-gallon tank is desired but space is limited, the diameter of the tank can decrease while height increases, but this adds additional cost due to tank engineering specifications.

Standing Seam Metal, Corrugated Metal, Asphalt / Bitumen / Composition Shingle, Concrete or Clay Tile, Solar Panels, Slate tile, painted tile. Materials to avoid for potable rainwater use: Cedar Shake, Copper, Lead, Biocides (check to see if levels are low enough not to cause harm to plants and other vegetation) When in doubt, collect a water sample and send it to a lab to know what chemicals (if any) are present in your water. The National Sanitation Foundation (NSF) provides a list of approved roof coatings.

Our systems when fitted with appropriate gutter covers and our automatic first-flush device incur very low maintenance. Maintenance is usually 2-3 times a year. This includes changing filters every couple of months and changing an ultraviolet light annually.

Central Texas offers rainwater harvesting rebates that vary by city, county, and utility.

Texas also exempts all rainwater collection equipment from state sales tax.

Rebates typically range from $0.25–$1.00 per gallon and may be capped by system cost or location.

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