Rainwater Systems

Rain Water Systems Sydney

Start saving money on water bills

Have you ever considered investing in a rainwater system for your home or business?

These systems can save you money on your water bill by collecting and storing rainwater for later use. Additionally, they require little maintenance and can last for years with minimal upkeep.

Rapid Plumbing Group’s trained professionals are happy to assist in the installation of a rain water system and answer any questions you may have. We help out with maintenance and repairs in the future as well, no matter your needs.

Family-Owned, Family-Run

We started as a family business with humble beginnings from Penrith, and have continued to grow both as a business and as people. Our team is family to us, and so is the local community. We take good care of our own, and that includes you and your needs.

Speed

Rapid Plumbing Group has worked on large-scale projects with big clients, such as NSW Fire Services, schools across the state, and various local councils. We have consistently exceeded expectations by outperforming KPIs and finishing well before deadlines. Naturally, you can expect the same speed on your demands.

Quality customer service

Our services come at an upfront, affordable price, no surprise or hidden charges involved. We are perfectionists who are proud of our work. We strive to get everything done right the first time, and if someone doesn't agree, we always come back to fix it until everyone is happy, no extra charge. We’re COVID-certified and have been trained in the proper practices. As always, we value safety above all.

Rainwater Systems Sydney FAQs

What types of rain water systems are there?

There are four types of rain water systems:

Direct-pumped (Submersible/Suction)
Indirect-pumped
Indirect gravity
Gravity only

Direct-pumped is the most common and easiest to install; the other three types have architectural requirements to be suitable for your home. Consult one of Rapid Plumbing’s qualified experts to make a decision on the right kind for you.

Is rain water drinkable?

When first harvested, rain water contains many pathogens, making it unsafe for consumption. Through boiling, filtration, and either iodine or chlorine treatment if necessary, rain water can become safe to drink.

Why does collected rain water change colour?

If leaves and other debris get caught in the gutters or filters, they will eventually break down and wash your rain water into a yellow colour. While this does not make your water undrinkable, it may be undesirable. Remember to clean your rain water systems regularly.