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Is a rainwater collection system a good idea on a new house?

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Is a rainwater collection system a good idea on a new house?

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Depending on the area, it is generally beneficial to consider rainwater collection for new construction. Properly installed and maintained, a rainwater collection system can significantly reduce household water consumption from the main water supply or well of a new home. Studies have shown that about 40 percent of typical household water usage is outside the house, usually for irrigating landscape. Rainwater collection systems are relatively inexpensive, simple, and have a low maintenance factor. Additionally, they can reduce the amount of storm water that a housing development has to collect and treat. More information can be found on the Technology Inventory.

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