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Rainwater Harvesting Systems Installed

We've installed many large tanks in a variety of situations. Every installation was unique to the property and the needs of the homeowner or institution. Take a look at the examples we've provided below to get ideas for your own rainwater harvesting project.

1000 Gallon Water Tank, Roseburg

This project in Roseburg consisted of a full scope consultation, design, delivery and installation of everything seen. I stopped by the customers property on my way home from a delivery trip to Medford. We walked the property and discussed storage needs and space. We settled on a 1000 gallon water tank to be "hidden" between the property boundary and the back of the shop/garage. Upon returning, I then built the pad, placed the tank, built the inflow from both downspouts into a first flush diverter, created the overflow and installed the valving.

Two 1550 Gallon Water Storage Tanks, South Eugene

This is a 1550 gallon tank right smack dab in the middle of South Eugene. The property owner wanted as much capacity as possible but had height restrictions. We opted for 2 -1550 gallon tanks on either side of the backyard. Over three days, I battled snow, hail and freezing conditions to build the 2 pads and get the tanks installed and working. The tanks needed to be lifted over a 7’ fence which may seem like a problem, but is actually quite easy to do. I rerouted the overflow back into the original downspouts leading out to the street as to avoid flooding what is already a wet back yard. I also moved the downspout to the corner of the house to avoid blocking the view of the backyard from a bedroom window. I plugged and repaired the original downspout hole.

Two Water Tanks with Pump Installation, Elmira

This project consisted of two 1550 gallon tanks tied together collecting from one very productive downspout. We also incorporated a pump and sprinklers to water the front lawn to comply with the Lane County Firewise Program. The homeowner had a company come out and excavate the area for the tanks.

Contact us today to talk about your project!