Rainwater

In the UK the roof area and guttering system on the average four bedroom house captures over 98m³ of rainwater, it is then not normally harvested by the homeowner and goes direct to drainage. The rain harvested by the Well Water System can meet up to 50% of your water use, by substituting rainwater for car washing, toilet flushing, garden irrigation etc. By using a Well Water System you will also reduce surface water run off by between 50%-60% on your house plot.

We produce two ranges of Well Water Systems the R1 and R2. The R1 range is designed for outdoor use for car washing, vehicle wash down, agricultural use, aquaculture and irrigation systems. The R2 is designed to be used for the above uses along with internal appliances such as toilet flushing and washing machines.


According to OFWAT water bills will continue to increase by an average of approximately 23.4% between 2004 and 2010. In some areas the increase will be over 30%. Rainwater is soft water so appliances benefit from reduced corrosion through limescale.


Average water consumption by an individual in United Kingdom is approaching 160 litres per day so for a family of four that's nearly a 250,000 litres per year. By fitting a Water Well System a typical family could save over 100,000 litres of water a year, reducing both your carbon footprint and water bills if your dwelling is metered.


The tables below show the average rainfall that would fall on the roof areas over a year. The regional figures show the variation in rainfall within the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland.


Etruria House, Brightwell Walk, Irthlingborough, Northamptonshire, NN9 5PJ