Water doesn’t need to be wasted—or invisible. Product Water designs modern rainwater systems that challenge outdated assumptions and give you direct control over water use, storage, and savings.
Since the mid-20th century, water has been treated as a limitless convenience—a tap that never turns off. But water is heavy. Water is costly. Water is too important to waste.
At Product Water, we believe the conventional approach to rainwater collection is broken. It’s incomplete. We exist to make it accurate, actionable, and empowering. Imagine capturing and reusing water with the same reliability you expect from a utility—without the waste. That’s what we’re here to build, and teach.
Stop guessing. We use hydraulic principles—not industry guesswork—to help your system capture more and waste less.
Seattle’s hills, roofs, storms, and codes aren’t just specs—they’re design challenges. Product Water systems are tailored to your site, not just dropped in the yard.
Smart storage saves you money. From reduced runoff fees to independent irrigation, our systems pay you back.
Whether you’re a homeowner, contractor, or utility planner—our modular design and system planning grow with your goals.
Save water, reduce bills, and future-proof your property with a smart solution adapted to your home—not just your roof.
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Offering high-efficiency irrigation and stormwater solutions that clients will love—and cities will approve.
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Integrate scalable water reuse into your projects with beautiful, well-engineered hidden systems.
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Simplify community-scale reuse planning with systems built on real-world hydraulics and environmental benefit modeling.
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🌀 Responsive Drip Irrigation (RDI)
Target plants, not pavement. Our RDI solutions deliver rainwater directly to root zones, reducing waste and boosting yield—even in tough seasons.
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Need big storage, tight space? ThinTanks deliver high-capacity, modular cisterns that fit where others won’t—ideal for city sites or side yards.
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discover local stormwater incentive programs—grants, rebates, and tax credits—for green infrastructure projects like:
🌱 Rain gardens – absorb and filter stormwater naturally
🛢️ Rain barrels and cisterns – capture rain for reuse
🌳 Tree planting – reduce runoff, cool your surroundings, and store carbon
🚶 Permeable pavement – allow water to soak into the ground
🌿 Green roofs – insulate buildings and slow down rainwater flow
Unlock funding and smarter water management with RainPlan’s mapping tools and incentive programs, maximizing your property’s return on water.
[ Discover RainPlan Incentives ] (links to dedicated RainPlan proof page)
This Seattle homeowner needed more than just a barrel. We designed and installed a 400-gallon underground system using custom hydraulic layout to maximize roof capture, balance flow, and connect irrigation-ready spigots. Now they use zero city water in summer—and couldn’t be happier.
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“Product Water brought a level of thought and science to water collection that I didn’t know was possible. I’m saving water and using it more intelligently.”
— Emily R., Ballard homeowner
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I’m not here to sell tanks. I’m here to change the way we think about water. Think Outside the Tap isn’t a slogan—it’s a challenge to conventional tools and mindsets. My name is [Your Name], and I started Product Water to help people build smarter, more resilient landscapes, homes, and systems using the truth—not myths—about water.
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I’m not here to sell tanks. I’m here to change the way we think about water. Think Outside the Tap isn’t a slogan—it’s a challenge to conventional tools and mindsets. My name is [Your Name], and I started Product Water to help people build smarter, more resilient landscapes, homes, and systems using the truth—not myths—about water.
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