Rainwater Harvesting for Mixed-use Warehouses, Northampton
Stormsaver draws upon 20 years of experience to provide bespoke rainwater harvesting solution to a multi-building development designed for commercial use.
Commercial Rainwater Harvesting System Case Studies
Stormsaver is the UKs leading supplier of commercial rainwater harvesting systems and every year, we deliver more rainwater harvesting systems than any other company. Take a look at a selection of our case studies.
Rainwater Harvesting for Wind Farm, Scotland
Stormsaver were commissioned by a forward-thinking renewable energy supplier to supply and install a rainwater harvesting solution for a remote site with no access to a mains connection.
Retrofit Rainwater Harvesting for Education Facility, Bough Beech
Stormsaver were contracted to install our compact, self-contained StormStation in a popular education centre in Kent. As well as supplying rainwater for non-potable use, the system acts a legacy to inspire future generations.
Rainwater Harvesting for First Bus Caledonia Depot
Stormsaver was commissioned by First Bus who were seeking to conserve water in their Caledonia depot. We successfully installed a non-pressurised rainwater harvesting system a long with a maintenance package for the client.
Retrofit Rainwater Harvesting for Bentley Motors, Crewe
In 2019 Stormsaver commissioned Bentley Motors first rainwater harvesting system with a 20,000L tank capacity. Bentley Motors has always been forward-thinking when it comes to water saving. The StormStation was instrumental in achieving the successful reductions in water consumption...
Residential Development
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Blackheath Library
The new Blackheath Library utilises rainwater harvesting to flush its toilets using a Below Ground Storage Tank, Pressurised Rainwater harvesting system. The building uses a great deal less mains water than before due to the water saving measures they have now put in place.
Horizon House - Environment Agency HQ
The building is said to embody the environmental principles at the heart of the agencies work. As a result, Horizon House won the 2010 BREEAM Office Award for being one of the most environmentally friendly offices in the UK.
The rainwater harvesting system reduces the mains water consumption by collecting and storing rainwater for use in toilet flushing. The new building uses a great deal less mains water than the offices it replaced due to the water saving measures they have put in place. This building was fitted with a non-pressurised rainwater harvesting system.
