Make every rainfall
count.
Capture rain from your site, filter it and direct it towards storage or groundwater recharge with a system designed for the actual conditions on the ground.
Rain is a resource.
Put it to work.
Rainwater harvesting collects runoff from a roof or other suitable surface and directs it through an appropriate filtration path. Depending on the site and purpose, the collected water can be stored for suitable non-drinking uses or routed to a groundwater recharge structure.
Good results begin with practical questions: How much area can collect rain? Where can water flow? What storage or recharge option fits the site? We start with those answers, then plan the system.
A clear path from roof
to responsible use.
The exact layout is designed for each project. These are the core stages of a typical system.
- 01
Collect
Rain runs from a suitable catchment surface into gutters and downpipes.
- 02
Filter
Leaves, debris and sediment are separated with site-appropriate filtration.
- 03
Store or recharge
Water is directed to a storage arrangement or a designed recharge structure.
- 04
Maintain
Accessible components support routine cleaning and ongoing performance.
Designed for the site.
Supported through delivery.
Sshashvat offers rainwater harvesting consultancy, planning and implementation support. The scope can be shaped around an existing building or a new project.
- Site studyReview catchment, available space and current infrastructure.
- Planning & designRecommend collection, filtration, storage and recharge options.
- ImplementationCoordinate execution and supervise installation.
- Handover guidanceExplain operation, cleaning and maintenance needs.
Storage and recharge,
considered together.
The existing Sshashvat range includes a storage and recharge system designed to filter collected rainwater before directing it towards use or groundwater recharge. The final configuration depends on site conditions and the intended application.
Ask about the systemWhat should you
consider first?
Can harvested rainwater be used for drinking?
The systems described here focus on recharge and suitable non-drinking uses. Drinking-water use requires separate treatment, testing and design for that purpose.
Is the same system suitable for every property?
No. Catchment area, rainfall, available space, soil conditions and intended use affect the design. A site review is the starting point.
Will the system need maintenance?
Yes. Collection surfaces, gutters and filters need periodic inspection and cleaning. The maintenance plan should match the installed system.
Start with your site.
We'll plan the next step.
Tell us about the property, catchment area and what you want to achieve.
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