Rainwater pre-filtration is perhaps the most important part in designing a rainwater harvesting system...
Source your residential rainwater harvesting system from Rainwater Management Solutions. RMS has developed residential rainwater collection systems containing all your necessary pumps and filtration, pre-plumbed and ready for installation. Designed with small footprints to maximize space, our rainwater harvesting systems for residential buildings are perfect for tiny homes, container homes and other dwellings where access to clean water is required and sustainable practices are desired.
Utilizing the WISY 4-step process for residential rainwater harvesting, systems are put in place to filter water before it reaches your storage tank. Rainwater harvesting in residential houses has never been easier. By incorporating your current home infrastructure with our predesigned rainwater harvesting systems, residential customers can implement a renewable source of water for their home quickly and easily. Shop online for residential rainwater harvesting products at RMS today.
Setting up rainwater harvesting in residential applications is simple with products and accessories from Rainwater Management Solutions. RMS provides complete residential rainwater collection systems to collect, filter and pump rainwater at your residence. Our rainwater harvesting systems include everything you need. Each harvesting package includes pre-filtration, post-tank filtration and pumping elements, all of which are pre-plumbed and pre-wired for convenient installation. With a small footprint to save space, there's no better way to get started than with a residential rainwater harvesting system from RMS.
RMS whole-home units are residential rainwater collection systems that utilize your home's current infrastructure to provide an adequate supply of clean, potable water. Our whole-home units are modular systems with a plug-and-play design housed in a factory-ready rack-mount system. Utilizing your roof and downspouts, installing a residential rainwater harvesting system requires minimal additional structures and can be installed in as little as a day with above-ground storage. Consult with a rainwater expert to discover which system is best for you.
Get answers to questions about residential rainwater harvesting systems and design. Discover how these systems can help you conserve water, reduce utility costs, and promote sustainability at home. Learn about system components, installation options, and design tips to create the perfect rainwater collection solution for your household needs.
Residential rainwater harvesting systems typically include roof catchment surfaces, gutters/downspouts, pre-filters, storage tanks, distribution plumbing, and optional pumps or treatment depending on desired end use and local regulations. Each component must be sized and coordinated to ensure consistent, safe performance.
Yes, provided the system includes filtration and treatment suitable for nonpotable indoor use. Local code compliance, plumbing backflow safeguards, and labeling are required to ensure safety. Certain jurisdictions may even allow potable indoor use given that necessary treatment equipment is incorporated into the design.
Regulations vary by state or municipality; some areas require permits for residential rainwater retention systems or limit how much rainwater you can collect. Always verify local standards, building codes, and any restrictions before installing a residential rainwater harvesting system.
Routine upkeep includes inspecting and cleaning gutters, pre-filters, checking for leaks or damage, inspecting the tank and connections, and testing pumps or valves periodically. For systems designed for whole home use including potable applications, routine water quality testing is recommended, as well as routine replacement of filters, cartridges, and UV bulbs to ensure safe and compliant water.
In cold climates, components must be protected from freezing. Strategies include placing tanks underground, insulating plumbing, using freeze-proof valves, installing heating and circulation equipment, and draining or bypassing sections in winter.
Absolutely. Residential rainwater harvesting systems are modular: you can add storage tanks, larger pumps, or upgraded treatment stages as demand increases or budgets allow.
Choosing the best residential rainwater collection system for you can feel a little daunting. At RMS, we want all of our customers to achieve their desired results. That's why we offer design and installation programs to implement rainwater harvesting in residential applications as quickly and efficiently as possible. Find water collection tanks, filtration systems, pumps and purification accessories on our website or contact us today to get started on your residential rainwater harvesting project today.
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