We simplify the process of installing a home rainwater collection system by offering complete packages and kits, eliminating the guesswork involved in harvesting rainwater. We offer everything from tiny house pump and filtration package systems to a two-tank 3000-gallon underground complete rainwater harvesting system. Our rainwater harvesting kits are pre-plumbed and include all tank gaskets, bulkheads and fittings. No matter the size home rainwater collection kit you need, we have you covered.
The need for water conservation and collection has never been more important. At RMS, we provide comprehensive rainwater harvesting systems for a wide range of industries, from large-scale commercial and industrial projects for data centers to single-family homes. We also offer specialized rainwater collection kits tailored for homes and living spaces such as:
Maximize the use of stormwater and reduce retention areas with our efficient pump and filtration packages. Contact us today to learn more about our stormwater designs and sustainable water solutions!
We ship most products (not including tanks) to customers in the US, Canada, Mexico, The Bahamas and the Caribbean, Hawaii and Alaska via UPS. We will send an email with the tracking number as soon as your order is processed. Shipping and fees are based on the value of the order and the destination. We ship tanks across the US, not including Hawaii and Alaska.
Estimates are based on availability, location, dimensions, and weight. Please call or email for a freight estimate to ship a tank.
The cost of a whole home rainwater harvesting system varies depending on the size of the system, storage capacity, filtration components, and installation requirements. On average, systems can range from $5,000 to $20,000 or more for larger, more advanced setups. While the upfront cost may seem high, long-term savings on water bills and potential rebates or incentives can offset the investment over time.
The return on investment (ROI) for a home rainwater harvesting system depends on factors such as the cost of installation, local water prices, maintenance expenses, and the amount of water collected and utilized. Over time, homeowners can save money on water bills, especially in areas with high water costs or drought-prone regions. Additionally, rebates, incentives, and increased property value can improve the ROI.
Whole home rainwater harvesting systems may qualify for tax credits or financial incentives depending on your location. Some states, municipalities, and countries offer tax credits, rebates, or grants for water conservation systems. It is important to research local policies or consult with a tax advisor to determine specific incentives related to your area.
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