Over time, natural springs have reduced their water flow or have completely dried up. The environment, including Rivers and lakes, has become polluted due to population growth. More significant population and urban development also increases stormwater run-off and decreases water infiltration into the ground where it falls. All of these concerns have a direct impact on the water quantity and water quality we encounter today. Rainwater harvesting reduces flooding and erosion on your property environment that occurs around the downspouts and in gardens. It can also control stormwater run-off. Rainwater doesn’t produce scale and corrosion, as hard water does. The collection of rainwater may reduce flooding in certain environments, such as around the exterior perimeter of the premises or at the lower grades of the property where the water gravitates to that has no proper drainage. Rainwater harvesting helps individuals save on their water bills and can reduce costs to the overall community. The expense to supply municipal water to the community can be substantially reduced if numerous residents use rainwater. Providing an alternative source of water also minimizes the concern of municipal water contamination or any other emergency. Rainwater in many countries is used as a primary source of water or an alternative source when needed. It makes sense to use rainwater whenever possible. Harvested rainwater can be stored and then used during drought and when the groundwater supplies have been depleted.
Rainwater collection systems range from 10,000-gallon cisterns to 40-gallon rain barrels. Even though maintenance is required on rainwater collection systems, these can be constructed to maintain efficiency.
Digging deeper wells is expensive and can cause environmental damage in soil collapse when the water disappears. Also, if your well water is substandard for drinking or may be drying up, Please Contact Coastal Water Store to discuss the option of using a rainwater collection system that is designed for your needs and installed by us, which is often more cost-effective than drilling a well.
Rain Cistern installation: Each application is unique to the needs of the customer. Please contact us directly to receive an installation quote.
Canadian Association for Rainwater Management
Canadian Association for Rainwater Management. CANARM stands for the promotion and education of rainwater and stormwater management best practices. With increasing environmental awareness and concerns, addressing rainwater management issues has become paramount to the success and longevity of many residences and business operations. CANARM has been established to deal with the vast array of very positive actions undertaken by entrepreneurs, homeowners, designers, and help consolidate and focus jurisdictional governance across Canada.
