Rainwater recovery manages weather extremes to benefit homeowners, communities, and the environment. Today, water resources are becoming more and more stressed by overuse and unpredictable weather conditions. Rain recovery brings back a centurys old concept, helping to manage water resources at the source. Strategically placed rainsavers can help prevent excessive runoff during storms and provide an ample and renewable source of water for home and garden needs. Now you can collect water when it's abundant, and use it when it's not.
Collected water is stored at favorable temperatures and chemical free conditions that plants prefer.
Municipalities can benefit from reduced purification and chlorination costs by reducing demand for water that's not used for drinking purposes. Additionally, by reducing community storm runoff, streams are less impacted by drainage, and treatment plants experience lower volume and less possibility of sewage overspill. In recent regional droughts, many municipalities have restricted homeowners water use, and even those with their own wells have been afraid to water gardens, trees, shrubs and lawns for fear of drying up their wells. Collecting rainwater gives users independence and preparedness for daily watering or future water shortages. The Spruce Creek Rainsaver provides usefulness and convenience, and overcomes many of the functional problems of earlier rain barrels.