Every system follows the same three steps: capture roof water, store it where it fits, and use it where it matters—without a giant tank dominating your yard.
Product Water is a Seattle-based water systems company that designs rainwater systems to help homeowners irrigate their gardens and landscapes through our dry summer months.
We specialize in hydraulic, low-maintenance systems that tuck into tight or tricky lots, with RainWise-eligible projects across Seattle, Burien, and nearby communities.
Our team brings deep experience in system design, hydraulic planning, and sustainable site solutions so your system performs reliably year after year.
Most rainwater systems start with a big vertical tank under a downspout. That can work, but it often clashes with tight Seattle lots, sightlines, and real-world plumbing runs.
Our systems use hydraulic design to place storage where it actually fits and connects, without relying on tall, bulky tanks that dominate your yard.
“Product Water explained how the system works and why it was designed that way.”
Clear, gravity-based design homeowners actually understand.
“Our yard is now watered almost entirely from the rain we collect.”
Practical results that reduce municipal demand and runoff.
“The system was tailored to our site, our budget, and our future plans.”
Flexible systems designed to grow over time.
Themes from Seattle-area homeowner Google Reviews.
No. Many homeowners start with a modest system that covers part of their summer irrigation and expand later once they see how it performs on their site.
Often, yes. We design around roof area, elevations, and natural low points to place storage where it can actually connect by gravity or low-pressure plumbing.
Yes, when they’re sized to your actual demand and refilled by frequent Seattle rains, especially in spring and early summer.
For eligible properties, RainWise rebates can cover a significant portion of the project cost. We help you plan and document systems that meet program requirements.
Every successful rainwater system starts with understanding the site. Schedule a free consultation to review roof area, drainage patterns, storage options, and potential incentives.
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