RainHarvesting
Step 1

Understand your rainwater needs

Step 2

Store your rainwater

Step 3

Assess your rainwater collection area

Step 4

Clean: Filter leaves and debris

Step 5

Clean: Divert the first flush of rainwater

Step 6

Secure your rainwater system

Step 7

Decide on a pump or gravity-fed system

Step 8

Manage standing water

Step 9

Final stage rainwater filtration

Step 10

Optimise your overflow

Step 11

Monitor your water level

Step 12

Care for your system

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Monitor your water level

Knowing how much water you have, and how that changes over time, turns your tank from a guessing game into a managed supply. Monitoring helps you plan through dry spells and notice problems early.

Monitor your water level

Keep track of your tank levels, inflows and outflows over time so you can plan your usage and spot any changes in how your system is performing.

THINGS TO CONSIDER

Know your level at a glance

A tank level gauge shows how much water you have without climbing or guessing, so you can manage your usage with confidence.

Track it over time

Keeping a record of your inflows and outflows reveals your real water balance across the seasons and helps you plan for dry periods.

Spot problems early

An unexpected drop in your level can be the first sign of a leak or a system issue. Monitoring helps you catch it before it becomes a bigger problem.

The Handbook

Your complete guide to collecting rainwater, from first steps to system maintenance.
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