RainHarvest Systems

4475 Alicia Lane, 30028, Cumming
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About RainHarvest Systems

Harvesting rain is a practice that has been around for centuries. Cisterns and other rain harvesting systems are widely used in Europe, Australia, India, the Bahamas and countless remote countries - many who depend solely on rain for day to day life. When water supply becomes limited, practical solutions can fill the gap. Rainwater harvesting systems provide distributed stormwater runoff containment while simultaneously storing water which can be used for irrigation, flushing toilets, washing clothes, washing cars, pressure washing,or it can be purified for use as everyday drinking water. You can really take this as far as you want. But it all comes down to various filtration and processing systems. Explore: Let us guide you through the entire process. Understand: With our rainharvest lab it becomes easy for you to envision a rainharvest system of your own. Collect: There is more rain coming, catch it.

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Stan
GB

Item arrived after delays due to world… Item arrived after delays due to world wide pandemic and product shortages (run on berkey water filtration systems). I received email alerting to the delays and the option to cancel order. I allowed order to complete and eventually the unit arrived in good condition as ordered. Can not fault RainHarvest for the delays, everywhere I tried to order they were out of stock at the time. Satisfied overall.

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Mark
GB

I would not have believed it I would not have believed it, I did buy extra filters. Our water is so bad, you can't even use it to water the lawn. I stopped buying bottled water and now am using my well water for drinking, cooking and even use it for my ice maker. Best example, I was drinking diet cokes almost exclusively, I drank 3 quarts of water just last evening. I will be calling to order one for my company plant. Although, I have to have it tested after filtering, so if you have a source you can suggest for that, I sure would appreciate it.

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Brian McCanon
GB

My 3000 gallon insurance policy is a keeper After looking at numerous You Tubes videos and researching different sites IRT collection of rain water I came the across RainHarvest site. I opted for two of the Global Plastics 1500 gallon underground storage tanks, the 1.25 h.p. 115 v submersible pump, and the Graf Optimax rainwater filter bundle. Every singe time I called I got to talk with a knowledgeable person who had answers to every question I put to them. The hardest thing to do was finding someone who had any idea of installing such a system. I ended up calling my Brother who ended up driving 2400+ miles to help get the system up and running. I live in the mountains on a well and this 3000 gallon system gives me piece of mind knowing that if fires get close to my property, I have a viable system to keep the fire at bay. It’s also nice not to use the well to water the garden, of wash the car. All in all, I am very pleased with the system.

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John
GB

Par Excellance! An especially great shoutout to John in tech help, shipping department. He helped me locate a replacement screen for one of my Leaf Eater downspouts. It’s really too bad that the manufacturer does not offer replacement screens - they need to! They do wear out from time to time.

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KerryJoy
GB

I was disappointed it took 4 months to… I was disappointed it took 4 months to get my Berkey filter system. Other Berkey dealers had them after everyone couldn't get them. My package did not include an instruction booklet. There was no testing red dye included which other companies sent out. I will get my supplies elsewhere in the future.

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