Yes, it’s designed to be simple and beginner-friendly. If you’re just using a tank or a basic bundle, it works passively, rainwater flows from your roof into the tank through a downspout diverter. There’s no need for electricity or complicated setup. If you need to add a tank to an already established rainwater system, it’s just as easy, most tanks can be connected in series or used as additional storage with a few basic fittings. We can help you choose the right components to make the expansion seamless.

A simple way to estimate the right tank size is by calculating how much rainwater your roof can collect. Multiply your roof’s surface area (in square feet) by your average annual rainfall (in inches), then multiply by 0.62, this gives you the total gallons you could collect in a year. For example, a 1,000 sq ft roof with 30 inches of rainfall can collect around 18,600 gallons annually. From there, we can help you choose the right tank size based on your water use and how much storage you want on hand, whether you're using it for irrigation, home use like toilets or laundry, or even potable water with proper filtration.

Yes and no, not all tanks are designed to be buried. Only tanks that are specifically rated for underground installation should be placed below ground.
Always check the product specifications or reach out to us before burying any tank to ensure it’s safe and properly supported.

Absolutely. Our tanks are made from high-quality, UV-stabilized, food-grade polyethylene or reinforced materials designed for long-term rainwater storage. They resist algae growth and won’t leach chemicals into your water.

Yes. Many basic systems start with a single downspout diverter, especially for smaller tanks. This setup is easy to install and still collects a significant amount of water, especially in areas with frequent rainfall or large roof sections.

Above-ground tanks are easier to install, inspect, and move. Underground tanks save space and are often used when visual impact or limited yard space is a concern. We offer both, and we’re happy to help you decide what fits your space and needs best.

No worries, each tank includes an overflow port that directs excess water safely away from the tank when it’s full. You can connect this to a drain, second tank, or garden area to make use of the overflow.

Yes. All of our tanks are compatible with add-on pumps, filters, and automation systems. You can start simple and upgrade later with no problem, just let us know your goals and we’ll help future-proof your setup.