Rainwater tanks collect water that runs off your roof during rainfall and store it for later use. A pump then moves the stored water from the tank to where it is needed, such as garden taps, toilets, laundry systems, or irrigation.

With properly installed Rainwater Tanks & Pumps, rainwater can be used throughout your property with reliable water pressure.

Yes, rainwater tanks can be connected to certain parts of your home plumbing, including toilets, laundry systems, and outdoor taps. A pump and changeover device are typically installed so the system can automatically switch to mains water if the tank runs empty.

A licensed plumber should always install these connections to ensure the system meets Australian plumbing standards.

Most rainwater pumps last between 8 and 15 years depending on the quality of the pump, how often it is used, and whether it receives regular maintenance.

If you notice pressure problems, strange noises, or the pump failing to start, it may be time to repair or replace the pump in your Rainwater Tanks & Pumps system.

Yes, rainwater tanks and pumps should be checked occasionally to ensure they continue operating efficiently. Maintenance may include cleaning filters, checking pump performance, and ensuring gutters and downpipes remain clear.

Regular servicing helps extend the lifespan of your Rainwater Tanks & Pumps system and keeps the water flowing properly.