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We'll find the most effective solutions for you to manage and use the rainwater falling on your roof. Whether it is above ground or below ground cisterns, bio-retention (rain gardens) or infiltration, we can help find solutions for your water supply, drainage issues and code requirements.

More than 12 years' experience with stormwater management and rainwater harvesting.

CONSULTATION | DESIGN | INSTALLATION

RAINWATER HARVESTING: POTABLE SYSTEMS

Northwest Rain Solutions is dedicated to improving self reliance and reliability for our most precious resource, fresh water. Our rain harvesting systems for potable use can improve water availability in areas with low producing wells or limited access to water.

RAINWATER HARVESTING: (NON-POTABLE)
IRRIGATION AND TOILET FLUSHING

Our non-potable rain harvesting systems can be designed for irrigation purposes or for indoor use such as flushing toilets and washing clothes. This can take the pressure off of low-producing wells, or reduce water bills by using rain, instead of treated water for non-potable uses.

BIO-RETENTION/ INFILTRATION

We solve drainage issues with on-site stormwater management systems including: French drains, perimeter drains, bioretention (rain gardens, bog gardens), infiltration gardens/trenches.

Bio-retention is specially designed garden features for infiltrating stormwater or treating stormwater before it flows to critical water bodies.

Northwest Rain Solutions' focus and specialty is low water landscapes and native plants. Whether you have an area with drainage issues, or want a low-water native landscape, our team will design and install the best options with your project in mind.

FIRE PROTECTION & WATER STORAGE:
CORRUGATED STEEL

In the event of an emergency or disaster, water is one of the most important resources for recovery. Utilities that supply and convey water can be disrupted during a disaster for an extended period. Having a reliable supply of stored water can improve resiliency and speed recovery after a major disaster. Rainwater can also be used as a water source for fire suppression sprinkler systems.

Testimonials

" CJ’s years of expertise was evident in his ability to quickly assess and help us determine the best solutions for both stormwater management to protect the bluff our house sits back from, and how to best direct, store and utilize rainwater as we strive to do our part to use water smartly and to also prepare for the eventual likelihood that our water source might be overcome by saltwater intrusion. We really appreciate his mindfulness for our budget and ability to help us prioritize and plan on the spot so that we can move forward in protecting the bluff and our home and our water resources. " -Amy T.

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