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Rain Water Harvesting

Big Web Warehouse Ltd
Unit A Harrier Park

Southgate Way

Orton Southgate

Peterborough

PE2 6YQ
01733 405100

info@rainwaterharvesting.co.uk

RainWaterHarvesting is a family company in Peterborough with offices in Manchester and South Bucks. We would be pleased to help you with any enquiry you might have and will endeavour to get back to you in a day in normal conditions.

If you are making initial enquiries about a rainwater harvesting installation, please use the tank size calculator (available as a download here) and fill out the basic details of your property and requirements. Then you can tell us what size tank you would like a quote for.

If you would like us to make the tank size calculation for you, and you are a serious potential buyer, please make sure you include the following information in your request:

The approximate dimensions of the roof in metres (or feet)
The type of property (semi, town house, country house, commercial, school, etc and whether new build or existing)
The region of the UK in which your property is situated
The usage (garden, domestic ~ i.e. flushing toilets and washing clothes ~ or both)
If the usage will be domestic, how many toilets and people in the property.
Can you consider digging a tank in underground?
How many days drought protection do you want (14 to 21 days is typically cost-effective).