Rainwater Harvesting
Harness the Power of Rain with a Reliable Harvesting System
Water is one of South Africa’s most precious resources, and with rising municipal water challenges, a rainwater harvesting system can make a real difference.
At All Water Africa, we specialize in custom-designed rainwater harvesting solutions for homeowners in Gauteng. Our systems allow you to collect, filter, and store rainwater, reducing your reliance on municipal supply while cutting down on your monthly water bill.
A properly installed rainwater harvesting system can be used for:
✅ Irrigation & Gardening – Keep your lawn and plants hydrated all year round
✅ Household Use – Use harvested water for laundry, flushing toilets, and general cleaning
✅ Drinking Water – With the right filtration, rainwater can be purified for safe consumption
✅ Emergency Water Supply – Store clean water to have on hand during shortages
Whether you’re looking to collect rainwater in a JoJo tank or fully integrate it into your home’s plumbing, we’ll design the perfect system to suit your needs.
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Frequently Asked Questions
FAQs – Rainwater Harvesting
The amount of rainwater you can harvest depends on your roof size, rainfall in your area, and tank capacity. During the rainy season in Gauteng, a properly set-up system can collect thousands of liters.
Yes, but it needs proper filtration and purification. We offer UV filters, carbon filtration, and other treatment options to make rainwater safe for consumption.
It depends on your household’s water usage. Common sizes include 2500L, 5000L, and 10000L tanks. We can recommend the ideal size based on your needs.
Yes! We can install a pump and filtration system to supply rainwater directly to your home’s toilets, washing machines, irrigation systems, and more.
Costs depend on system size, tank capacity, filtration requirements, and installation complexity. Contact us for a personalized quote.
In most cases, no formal permission is required for residential rainwater collection. However, we advise checking with your local municipality for any specific regulations.
Minimal maintenance is needed. Gutters and first-flush diverters should be cleaned periodically, and filters should be checked and replaced when necessary.
Yes! Combining borehole water and rainwater harvesting creates a fully sustainable water solution for your home.
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