Building Sustainability, Drop by Drop
Why Harvest Rainwater
Rain harvesting has been utilized by humans for thousands of years, so it's not a new concept by any means. Well drilling technology rendered the practice obsolete, however, population growth and drought have made rainwater harvesting a very attractive solution to offsetting water reliability concerns. Harvesting rain is attractive for conserving water, cost savings to customers, decreasing stormwater runoff, increasing water retention / soak into local aquifers, and self sufficiency during times heightened drought.
Tanks Offered
Hill Harvest Rainwater deals exclusively in Aqualine water tanks. The tanks are manufactured by Texans in Round Mountain, Texas from American made galvanized steel. Aqualine offers standard tank sizes from 1,500 to 65,000 gallons with (3) different roof options (dome, 10 degree, and 30 degree) available depending on the size chosen. They boast a Bartlett liner known for quality and longevity. A 20-year warranty is included with each tank for assurance that you receive a superior product.
What We Do
Hill Harvest Rainwater offers turnkey rainwater harvesting systems for use in potable and non-potable applications. The systems installed solve water reliability concerns, onsite water storage for fighting fires (tanks installed with a fire department connection, "FDC" for short), water tanks for low GPM ground water, and storm water detention. When water is captured for potable applications, accessories such as water pumps, pressure tanks, sediment filters, carbon filters, and UV disinfection are installed to NSF/ANSI Standard 53 specs.