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Rainwater Catchment

Is Seattle Making Progress on Stormwater Solutions?

Is Seattle Making Progress on Stormwater Solutions? With all of the new construction taking place in the Seattle area, many commercial projects have stepped up to the plate and have adopted rainwater collection in their building’s designs to address stormwater solutions. Below are photos of some of the commercial projects RainBank Rainwater Systems has been involved with over the … Continue reading Is Seattle Making Progress on Stormwater Solutions? →

Rainwater Catchment

Buried Tanks Offer Zero Visual Impact

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How do you install tanks with no visual impact? With more than ten years of experience in rainwater collection system designs and tank installs, RainBank loves a good challenge. The issue at hand was to have the storage systems leave no visual impact for a residence with broad, sweeping landscaping.  The solution: buried tanks. This 5,000 gallon … Continue reading Buried Tanks Offer Zero Visual Impact →

Rainwater Catchment, Residential Rainwater Collection

What Can You Do to Protect Your Home Water Supply?

According to a recent article by ARCSA.org about the recent spill affecting West Virginia’s municipal water supply, the chemical in the West Virginia water spill—4-methylcyclohexane methanol (MCHM)—is among a long list of chemicals that include perchlorate (rocket fuel), MTBE (an automobile fuel additive), ethylene glycol (anti-freeze), MEK (solvent) and formaldehyde, for which there are no EPA drinking-water limits. … Continue reading What Can You Do to Protect Your Home Water Supply? →