03/06/25

For thousands of households across rural New Zealand, the water supply begins on the roof. Rainwater catchment systems—where water flows from your roof into a plastic or concrete water tank—are a sustainable and effective way to provide clean drinking water for your family. But if that water isn’t protected properly, it can also become a health risk.Possums, birds, rats, mice,

30/04/25

When it comes to deciding between concrete and plastic water tanks, there’s no one-size-fits-all answer. In this article, we’ll take a balanced look at the pros and cons of both tank types to help you make an informed choice—and understand why regular maintenance is crucial, no matter what kind of tank you have.

16/04/25

By keeping to this seasonal maintenance schedule, you can help ensure that your roof-collected rainwater remains a safe and sustainable resource for your household in our kiwi environment.

23/03/25

While concrete tanks are durable and provide excellent water storage, they require regular maintenance to ensure the safety and quality of the household water supply.

20/03/25

Approximately 10% of New Zealand households rely on rainwater collected from roofs for their drinking water needs. While roof-collected rainwater can be a practical and cost-effective solution, it requires good design and regular maintenance to ensure long term, safe drinking water for your family.

12/03/25

Harvesting rainwater is a cost-effective and environmentally friendly source of clean drinking water… as long as your system is set up properly and well maintained.