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Rainwater Harvesting system – Water Rhapsody Grand Opus
We can provide you with the means to collect hundreds of tons of water by harvesting rain water!
Water Rhapsody has made it possible for one to harvest rainwater and get this system to pay for its cost of installation in a reasonable period of time.
Over recent years water costs combined with sewerage rates have escalated far faster than inflation. This means that it has become worth your while to install rainwater harvesting systems. You may now augment supply from the traditional sources of dams. Rainwater harvesting as a way to augment supply has become imperative.
You no longer need to install water tanks close to your house to harvest rainwater. These rainwater tanks can now stand anywhere you like, because we get to deliver this water to wherever your water tanks stand, so the rainwater tanks can stand unobtrusively at your home or commercial building. Our Rainwater Harvesting FAQ’s explain how rainwater is harvested, delivered by gravity to rainwater tanks, and delivered to your whole household during the rain season in a sustainable manner. Furthermore how our system of harvesting rainwater is amortized i.e. the system can pay for itself in a reasonable amount of time.
1997 WWF Trust Award won by Water Rhapsody for the initiative shown by founder and inventor Jeremy Taylor in the creation of Water Saving systems that can save you up to 90% on your water bill.
Hi I would just like to know if you have got a harvesting system that goes underground. I see that overseas they have started putting big systems in that are made up of crates, pond liner and some other material that keep the water clean.
We are in the proses of designing a house in Natal and would like to make it as eco friendly as possible. Could please also send me information on your rain water harvesting and grey water systems? I would also like to know if the water from rain harvesting is safe to drink or should a person just have municipal water connected for drinking and cooking? I would also like to know how much it would cost for each system.