San Diego receives less rain than much of the United States, but a storm can still send hundreds of gallons off your roof. How much rainwater could you collect at home? That depends on the…
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Rain-Ready for El Niño: How to Prepare Your Rainwater Harvesting System
As San Diego enters its annual rainy season, El Niño is also strengthening in the tropical Pacific. El Niño can influence winter weather patterns and increase the likelihood of wetter conditions in Southern California, but…
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Rain Tanks in Zone Zero: What Homeowners Need to Know
As wildfire preparedness becomes an increasingly important part of landscape and home design in Southern California, homeowners are paying closer attention to Zone Zero—the area immediately surrounding a structure where reducing potential ignition sources can…
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San Diego’s Rainwater Tank Rebates
Capturing rainfall with a rainwater tank is one of the smartest ways to stretch your water supply, support a healthy garden, and reduce your impact on local stormwater systems. The good news? If you live…
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Get Ready to Catch Some Rain in San Diego!
We often hear people say “It never rains in San Diego”. To which we reply, even in a drought year we get at least 5 inches of rain, which translates to 6,000 gallons per year…
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Introducing Tiny Timber CorGal® Tanks!!
We are excited to be able to offer a new option for residential scale tanks by Water Storage Tanks Inc., maker of CorGal® Tanks! These tanks are built with Eastern Red Cedar staves and non-potable…
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