Are you building new? Consider rainwater from the start
When the system is planned together with the house, both the price and installation time are reduced — and you get the best possible placement of the tank, pipes, and technical equipment.
Four things you only get if the system is included from the start
Cheaper facilities
The tank is lowered while the excavator is still on the property, and the pipes are laid before the floor is cast. This is typically 20–30% cheaper than a retrofit.
Optimal placement
The tank can be placed close to downpipes and technical rooms, so that pump height and pipe lengths are kept to a minimum. This results in lower power consumption throughout the lifetime of the system.
Concealed installations
Double piping for toilets and washing machine can be laid in walls and floor. No visible pipes, no compromises in the interior design.
Documentation in the building case
Review, labelling and backflow prevention are handled together with the rest of the building permit application – not as a separate matter with the municipality.
When does what need to be in place?
The sequence is more important than anything else. If the pipes are not laid before the floor is cast, the system will be more expensive than necessary.
Design
Before building applicationWe calculate roof area, estimated consumption and tank size, and specify the system on the plumbing and drainage plan. This locks in dimensions and product choices before quotes are obtained.
Earthworks and drainage
Simultaneous with excavationYour sewer master connects the tank, filter collector and overflow to the rainwater system or soakaway. We deliver components and installation instructions to the site.
Shell construction
Before casting and closingThe plumber runs rainwater pipes to the toilets and washing machine, as well as empty conduits for the pump and control system. The electrician runs a dedicated circuit to the technical room.
Outfitting
Upon completionPump, control unit and refill valve are to be installed and labeled. All rainwater taps must be marked to avoid confusion with drinking water.
Commissioning
Upon moving inWe review, adjust, and test the system and train you in daily operation — and offer the mandatory annual inspection afterwards.
A complete system — delivered turnkey
Tank, filter, pump, and smart control system. All designed to work together and deliver clean rainwater to your home — without you having to think about it.
- Tank
- 3,000–10,000 liters buried
- Filter
- Self-cleaning 3-stage filtration
- Pump
- Quiet, energy-efficient operation
- Governance
- App Monitoring and Automation

