Why are you watering your garden, flushing your loo and washing your car with drinking water?
There has never been a better time to consider rainwater harvesting.
Water meters are becoming more and more prevelant with planning authorities starting to insist on their installation on all new builds and even where properties are extended! Rainwater harvesting can provide an excellent way to save on your water bills.
Raintec provide an extensive range of some of the finest rainwater collection, filtration and storage equipment in the UK market.
Pete Hart from Yorkshire said "I keep extolling the great things about the tank and how helpful you all have been, I keep promoting the tank etc when ever I get a chance, as I am impressed with it myself (I made the right choice after a lot of research though)."
Come inside and find out for yourselves!
It is with some regret that we have decided to place Raintec up for sale. read more »
If you're fed up with carrying watering cans from butt to beds then take a look at the new rainperfect Water Butt Pump read more »
If you buy one of our systems in the first 3 months of 2011 we will supply it without the additional cost of the VAT increase imposed on the 4th of January. read more »
On Wednesday 20th October 2010 at 21.00 the Channel 4 programme Grand Designs will be aired. Raintec are proud and pleased to be associated with the programme and in supplying one of our unique Speidel shallow dig rainwater tanks to the featured property. read more »
Thanks Nick Knowles you've done the rainwater industry no favours..... read more »
Raintec are proud to announce a link with Mytreefrog the reduced carbon emission utility website. read more »
Raintec have teamed up with IndustryRE to offer 2 tons of CO2 offsets with each tank or system order over 1000 litres capacity read more »
Our Partners 3P are now manufacturing their super wall tank collection with a massive 800 litre capacity. read more »
The use of harvested rainwater can also reduce the need for expensive water softeners in hard water areas.
And if you cannot find any reasons to consider rainwater harvesting above, just consider how much power it takes to get that valuable drinking water onto your property. If you really want to be environmentally friendly, rainwater harvesting saves power (about half the cost of the water supplied) as well as keeping flourides, chlorine and other nasties off your plants.