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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Care for your system

The final step is the one that keeps all the others working. A system that is checked and maintained keeps delivering clean water, and lots of it, year after year. A simple routine is all it takes.

Care for your system

Keep your system performing with regular checks for leaks, pest entry and contaminant build-up, periodic cleaning, and upgrades to components as needed.

THINGS TO CONSIDER

Build a maintenance routine

A regular schedule, and a simple checklist of what to look for, makes it easy to keep your system running at its best and to catch issues early.

What to check for

Look for leaks in your tank, unsealed entry points for pests, damaged components, and any build-up of leaves, debris or sediment across your system.

Clean and upgrade

Clean your system periodically, and replace or upgrade components as they wear or as your needs change, so performance stays high over time.

The Handbook

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