Rainwater Harvesting

We connect you with specialist rainwater harvesting installers in your area. They'll assess your property, design a system that fits your water use, and install it without disrupting your day-to-day.

What rainwater harvesting delivers

  • Cut water bills: Collect and reuse rainwater instead of buying it all in from the mains.
  • Reduce demand on mains supply: Ease pressure on local water resources, especially during shortages.
  • Support planning requirements: Many new developments now expect water reuse as standard.
  • Boost sustainability credentials: Strengthen ESG reporting and support net zero commitments.

Why use Energy Saving Scout

One form, not ten sales calls

Search "rainwater harvesting installer near me" and you'll get a page of ads and directories that sell your details to anyone who'll pay. You end up fielding calls from installers who've never seen your site.

We do it differently. Tell Jim about your project once: location, property size, what you're trying to achieve. We match you with installers who actually cover your area and handle projects your size. No mass data-selling, no 20-call bombardment.

How it works

  • Answer a few quick questions, about your project, location, and what you're trying to achieve. Takes about a minute.
  • We match you against our partner network, specialists who work on projects like yours, not a generic call centre.
  • A specialist gets in touch, usually within 1-2 working days, to talk through your project and put together a proposal.

You're not committing to anything by asking. If it's not the right fit, you don't have to move forward.

Rainwater harvesting for homes, developments, and businesses

Whether the driver is cutting water costs, meeting planning conditions, or reducing demand on mains supply, the installers in our network handle projects of every size.

  • New build developments: meet planning conditions and reduce water demand from the outset.
  • Farms and agricultural buildings: large roof areas make collection straightforward for irrigation and livestock use.
  • Warehouses and industrial sites: large roof space makes commercial-scale collection worthwhile.
  • Schools and public buildings: lower running costs and support sustainability commitments.

New build developments

Rainwater harvesting is increasingly expected at planning stage for new developments. Installing it from the outset avoids costly retrofits and helps developments meet water efficiency conditions.
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Farms and agricultural buildings

Barn and outbuilding roofs offer large collection areas well suited to irrigation, washdown, and livestock water use, reducing reliance on mains supply across a working farm.
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Warehouses and industrial sites

Large flat roofs give warehouses and industrial units significant rainwater collection potential, making commercial-scale harvesting a practical way to cut mains water use across a big site.
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Schools and public buildings

Schools, community halls, and public sector buildings can lower water costs and meet environmental targets by installing rainwater harvesting, especially where existing systems are due for renewal.
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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a rainwater harvesting system cost?

It depends on system size, storage capacity, and how much plumbing or groundwork is needed. That's why we match you with an installer who'll assess your property rather than give you a generic price.

Common uses include toilet flushing, irrigation, washdown, and livestock water, depending on the system and any filtration fitted. Your installer will confirm what's suitable for your property.

This depends on your current water usage and costs, and whether the system is required for planning purposes. Your matched installer can give you a realistic estimate based on your actual usage.

It depends on the development and local authority. Some new builds require water efficiency measures as a planning condition. Check with your local authority or installer if this applies to your project.

Most systems need periodic filter and tank checks to keep running efficiently. Your installer will confirm what's involved based on the system fitted.

Ready to find your rainwater harvesting specialist?

Answer a few quick questions and we'll match you with a specialist who covers your area and handles projects your size.

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