Water scarcity is a growing urban concern.
Rainwater Harvesting (RWH) is an essential step toward sustainable living.
Whether in independent homes or multi-storey apartments, RWH systems provide eco-friendly solutions for water conservation.
Reduces Reliance on Groundwater & Municipal Supply
Cuts Water Bills & Saves Money
Enhances Groundwater Recharge
Reduces Urban Flooding & Waterlogging
Supports Eco-friendly & Green Building Initiatives
Rooftop Rainwater Harvesting
Collects rainwater from rooftops via gutters & pipes.
Directs it to storage tanks or recharge pits.
Surface Runoff Harvesting
Captures rainwater from open spaces like driveways & gardens.
Filters and channels it into recharge wells.
Rain Barrels & Small Storage Tanks
Simple DIY setups for garden & household use.
Centralized Rooftop Collection System
Common terrace collects rainwater.
Water directed to large underground sumps for reuse.
Recharge Wells & Percolation Pits
Excess rainwater used to recharge groundwater.
Stormwater Management Systems
Rain gardens & permeable pavements to manage runoff.
Greywater Integration
Combining RWH with greywater recycling for maximum efficiency.
Catchment Area (Rooftop/terrace)
Conveyance System (Gutters, pipes)
First Flush Diverter (Removes initial dirty rainwater)
Filtration Unit (Sand, gravel, mesh filters)
Storage Tank/Sump (Overhead or underground)
Recharge Pits/Wells (For groundwater replenishment)
Reduces water expenses by 30-50% annually.
Provides reliable water source during shortages.
Improves groundwater levels, benefiting entire neighborhoods.
Increases property value with eco-friendly infrastructure.
Mandatory RWH implementation in building codes.
Incentives & subsidies for RWH installations.
Support under Jal Shakti Abhiyan and Smart Cities Mission.
Housing societies in Pune and Chennai achieving near water independence.
Green buildings with RWH systems getting higher sustainability ratings (IGBC, LEED).
“Sustainable living starts with saving water. Rainwater harvesting systems for homes and apartments are simple, effective ways to conserve water and secure a better future.”