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Seattle. 4/5/25. 300 gallons primary tank.
Auxiliary tanks (50 gal) straregically placed around the property.
Vision: Product Water envisions a future where every home and community thrive through sustainable water solutions, harnessing the power of rain to ensure clean, reliable, and independent water access for all.
Mission: Product Water’s mission is to design and deliver innovative rainwater harvesting systems that empower individuals, businesses, and communities to conserve water, reduce reliance on municipal sources and build a more sustainable and resilient future for generations to come.
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How can we create value for you?
1. Irrigation – Using Rainwater for irrigation is a sustainable and cost-effective way to water gardens, landscapes, and crops. It reduces demand on municipal water supplies, lowers utility bills, and provides plants with naturally soft, chemical-free water. By capturing and storing rainwater, users can maintain healthy green spaces even during dry seasons or drought.
2. By reducing reliance on wells through alternative sources like rainwater harvesting, we help prevent over-extraction and allow aquifers time to naturally recharge. This not only supports water security but also safeguards ecosystems and neighboring communities that depend on the same groundwater sources.
Core Values:
· Empowerment – we equip individuals and communities with the tools and knowledge through education resources to take control of their water future.
· Value and Accessibility – we work within financial constraints and come up with solutions for all income levels. We will also help maximize available grants and benefits offered by local governments.
· Simplicity – we design systems that are simple to use and resilient.
· Stewardship – We view water as a sacred resource and advocate for its responsible use and longterm protection
At Product Water, we take rainwater harvesting seriously—because water is too valuable to waste. With over a decade of experience, we’ve moved beyond basic downspout collection to smarter, more efficient solutions that work for real homes and real people.
We make the process simple by offering everything in one place—design, installation, and high-quality materials. Whether you’re retrofitting your home or starting from scratch, we provide the rain tanks, water management systems, and irrigation supplies you need to save money and make your home more sustainable.
For us, rain isn’t a problem—it’s an opportunity. Let’s help you turn it into a resource.
In addition to saving money using rain as a supplemental source, you also benefit by establishing a convenient watering system and management capabilities. For projects storing 1000 gallons of rainwater the potential savings in 2024 were averaged between 500 to $1000 based on usage see this success story: Save $ 35,000 in 10 Years
Not with our help. We handle everything from design to installation. Rain water collection is a simple process once you understand the fundamentals. Please fill out the form at the bottom of the page, ask us your questions and we will set up a consultation by phone or site visit to begin the planning
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It varies, but most installations take just a few days. Click to learn more about our efficient process.
The biggest cost is the tank. Prices range between 200 to $5000. What you buy is a one time setup, done correctly will last a lifetime. It really is money well spent.
Not really. For example, dirt naturally settles in the bottom of a rain tank over time. Keep your gutters reasonably clean, which keeps leaves from clogging it up. Every now and then take a close look at your system around the fittings on the bottom to determine if you have a slow leak. If you have a leak gently retightened.
Yes, you should definitely consider and installing a supplemental rain storage system at your house. A one time cost and a lifetime value.
Submersible pumps are efficient. Top pump runs on AC power. Lower pump, battery–can use solar if you like.
Yes. Many west coast residents subsist strictly on harvested rain water. The most important factor is a large, high quality storage tank; storage size must be sufficient to get you through the dry summer months. The drier the summers and the higher the summer use – the larger the storage tank required.
Your understanding of the fundamentals and control of rain water redirection, reinvents what you think is the process allowing you to create a supplemental source
A well taps into underground water sources, providing consistent water supply, but its water quality varies with the aquifer. Rainwater collection captures and stores rain from surfaces like roofs, offering a renewable supply dependent on weather patterns, with typically cleaner initial water that still requires treatment for potability.
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Envision a potential savings of $32,500 over 25 years, all while maintaining a consistent water supply during drought conditions. Additionally, consider participation in local
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