Rainwater is one of those valuable natural resources that many people don’t take advantage of, but probably should. Many areas of Australia, especially the bigger cities, have access to water reserves. There are many others who struggle to get adequate water, especially if they are living in more remote areas. Those who choose to live in remote areas often choose to have rainwater tanks installed. Rainwater tanks are a fantastic addition to any home and provide a number of benefits. If you are on the fence about having a rainwater tank installed in your home, we can help make your decision th ..read more

These days, it’s becoming a wise idea to have a water storage tank. Whether you’re aiming for stormwater retention or just keeping a big supply of drinking water on hand, water tanks can be a big help. While it’s true that rainwater tanks come in different sizes and different materials, concrete is definitely the best choice. Today, we’re going to look at several reasons why concrete water tanks are at the top of the heap. Cost is key Often the biggest obstacle to installing onsite detention tanks is affordability. This is where concrete makes its first impact. Concrete is one of the least ex ..read more

Many parts of Australia struggle to get adequate water. While the majority of people in cities have access to local water, some individuals in more rural areas must conserve their own water. Installing rainwater tanks that ‘collect’ household water for usage, instead of purchasing it from the grid, is becoming more appealing to Australians. Read on to learn why every Australian home needs a water tank. The importance of a water tank for Australian homes 1. Relief for the stormwater system A complicated network of sewers, tunnels and catchments make up the water systems. Each Victorian propert ..read more

Having a rainwater tank is a great way to save money. But do you know which size to get and what’s the best place to install it? There are many factors to consider when picking out an ideal rainwater tank for your house, so our article has all the information you need to make the right choice when it comes to rain water tanks. What does a rainwater tank do? Rainwater is collected from your roof and funnelled into the tank where it can be used for various purposes, like watering plants, washing clothes, and drinking. How big should my tank be? The size of the rainwater tank you need depends on ..read more

Installing rainwater tanks on your property is a smart decision for the long-term health of your property and bank account. Water tanks for the purpose of stormwater retention (detention) or firefighting will not only serve you well in times of crisis, but they will also contribute towards financial savings and a thriving landscape. Water tanks save you money Rainwater tanks take advantage of the rain cycle to store fresh, clean water that can be used for many purposes. A rainwater tank not used for stormwater detention holds clean water suitable for drinking, which will reduce the demands of ..read more

In the world of urban planning, water tanks are an essential consideration. Excess rainwater has to go somewhere and using these tanks can reduce the risk of flooding, keeping your property as safe as possible. Read on to find out more about the methods used in building tanks for residential and commercial use. Why are rain water tanks important? Before getting into how we make waterproof concrete water tanks, properly understanding why rain water tanks are so common is important. Companies use rainwater tanks as a quick and easy way of collecting up water from precipitation. Rather than over ..read more

If space is at a premium on your site, an OSD/water tank combo could be the perfect solution to collecting both stormwater and rainwater in an efficient and cost-effective manner. Let’s take a look at some of the benefits of OSD/rainwater combo tanks. What is an OSD tank? If you work on a site that’s prone to storms, an onsite detention tank (OSD) is essential for keeping stormwater away from your site to ensure that everything is kept safe and under control. Accumulated stormwater can increase the risk of flooding in urban areas, which can be worsened by expanding commercial and industrial b ..read more

A common question we’re often asked is if there’s a way to combine your onsite detention tank and your rainwater tank, and there is! Let’s find out more below. What is an onsite detention tank? An onsite detention tank is used for stormwater detention. It works by slowly draining water to the council stormwater system or a bigger draining system nearby. It’s not a system that retains water for later use, it’s simply designed to move water away from areas where it might prove to be a nuisance, such as around a house’s foundations. This helps to protect the home from flooding which can ruin fur ..read more

An on-site detention tank holds onto stormwater runoff before slowly releasing it into the soil over time as it reaches capacity. In contrast, a rainwater tank (as the name suggests) stores rain after it falls. This allows you to use the water to flush your toilet or water plants. Both can be vital for managing your water usage, but not every home has the space to fit two tanks; this is why many people choose to combine them. However, there are plenty of benefits beyond this, many of which will help the environment in and around your home. 1. Reusable water The combined tank still fulfils the ..read more

Water tanks are essential for your home and there are two types of tanks that you’re required to install. Typically, different tanks are needed to supply rainwater to your home and to avoid water damage during heavy rainfall. However, if your property is compact and you don’t have a lot of space for storing buried water tanks, there’s a convenient solution. Have you ever considered a combined OSD and rainwater in one tank? Read on to find out more about both types of tanks and the benefits of combining the two. What are rainwater tanks? A rainwater tank helps you to save money and be more env ..read more