Rainwater Harvesting Systems, Inc.

Water is the most important and basic need of all living things on earth- water gives life.  People are especially dependent upon fresh water to grow food, manufacture goods, and for domestic needs.  Increasing populations are stressing water sources unlike ever before and are forcing us to rethink the ways in which we store and use water.

From one perspective, the future of water may appear bleak as aquifers are quickly being depleted, locations to build reservoirs are becoming scarce, demand for water is rising, drugs are showing up in drinking water supplies and the list goes on and on.  However, a simple and long-term environmentally responsible alternative is available right now to ensure your water source is clean and abundant.  In fact, with today’s technology, you and your family can live exclusively off of rainwater for about the cost of digging a well or the same amount you would pay to buy a water meter and municipal water for 10 years.  As an investment, there is possibly no better place to put your money than into your water future and the value of a rainwater harvesting system immediately adds to the value of your home.

Perhaps your water bill is less than $100 per month and the investment in a rainwater system seems like too much right now.  Consider these questions and your view of the value of rainwater may change:

• If I could be sure of having only one thing with me on a desert island, what would it be? 
• Will the price of municipal water be going up or down in the future?
• Is my well likely to rise or fall over the next 10 years?
• Will the amount of pollution and pharmaceutical drugs in my water source be increasing or decreasing?
• Are water restrictions going to loosen or tighten over the next 10 years?
• What would I do if the municipal water supply became poisoned or stopped working?
• What are the long-term effects of drinking chlorinated and florinated recycled waste water?
• How will I feel when my water bill doubles, then doubles again and I am paying $400 per month for water?
• How will I feel if I have invested in a rainwater system and I know my water is safe, free, and renewable?