In rooftop systems, rainwater lands on a home’s roof, flows into its gutters and is redirected and collected in a tank. This is the most common method due to its affordability and ease of setup.

Better safe than sorry. What Will You Use the Water For? Before you collect a drop, figure out what you’re going to use the rain for. This will help you decide how big a tank you’ll want to get, if ...

So I've got two 1300 gallon ferro-cement rainwater tanks to collect water off the house roof and the ramada roof. [birds chirping] I am trying to change me, change my understanding, change my ...

But it was a banner year for filling rainwater tanks. Across Arizona, communities face water shortage threats due to drought, overpumping and lack of groundwater regulation. Looming water cuts in ...

When Ron Van Sickle founded his rainwater harvesting tank company Cqure Water more than a decade ago, many of his customers were environmentally concerned or wanted better water quality.

In areas prone to wildfires or with limited access to emergency water supplies, fire safety measures can be the difference between disaster and survival. One of the most effective yet often overlooked ...

This 500-gallon tank will irrigate the UC Santa Cruz Village garden with rainwater during the region's dry season. It was designed, built, and adorned with a painted mural by students as part of an ...