Rainwater Harvesting

Rainwater harvesting is a time-tested method of augmenting the groundwater reserves of an area. Simply put, it is – The process of capturing and storing rainfall where we get it and preventing its runoff, evaporation and seepage for its efficient utilization and conservation. Through rainwater harvesting, we ensure that the rain that falls on rooftops and other open areas around our buildings is not allowed to drain away into drains that head to the sea. Instead, it is directed back into the earth so that it seeps down and raises the water table of that area

Benefits of Rainwater Harvesting:

1. The ground water level will rise.

2. Will reduce the runoff which chokes the storm water drains.

3. Prevents water logging

4. Quality of water will improve through the fall in level of dissolved impurities, and a decline in decline in acidity, nitrate, nitrite, chromium and fluoride levels

5. Reduction in global warming due to energy saving caused by reduction in duration of running submersible pump while extracting groundwater.