A Rain Water Harvesting System is designed to collect rainwater from rooftops, terraces, paved areas, and open surfaces, then route it through proper filtration for storage or groundwater recharge.
The system helps reduce water wastage, lowers dependency on external water sources, and improves long-term water security for homes, apartments, schools, factories, farms, and commercial buildings.
Our systems are planned according to catchment area, water flow, soil condition, available space, and the final purpose of water use.
We inspect rooftop area, drainage points, open space, existing lines, and recharge possibilities.
Pipe routing, filtration capacity, storage, and recharge points are planned according to expected water flow.
Rainwater is passed through suitable filters to remove leaves, silt, dust, and suspended impurities.
Filtered water is connected to storage tanks, recharge wells, recharge pits, or borewell recharge structures.
It can be installed in homes, apartments, schools, commercial buildings, factories, farms, and institutional premises.
Yes, filtered rainwater can be stored for gardening, washing, flushing, landscaping, and other non-potable uses.
Yes, harvested rainwater can be directed to recharge wells, recharge pits, or borewell recharge systems after filtration.
Yes, filters and inlet points should be cleaned periodically for smooth water flow and better filtration.
Yes, it can be retrofitted in many existing buildings after checking drainage points and available space.