Commercial Rainwater Harvesting Systems

Burdens Environmental commercial systems use the same principles as the domestic range, with the components sized
to suit the particular application. 

Incorporation of a rainwater harvesting system into a project is best considered at the earliest possible stage of a project’s design. This enables the attenuating performance of the tanks to be taken fully into account when considering the overall drainage designs and storm-water management aspects of the site, and help to meet any
water-related aspects of the site’s planning needs.

Competitive quotes and preliminary system designs for commercial rainwater harvesting systems are provided free of charge and without obligation to prospective clients.

Increasingly, commercial developments are only allowed to proceed once water supply and disposal requirements have been met, and site environmental concerns addressed. A bespoke Burdens Environmental rainwater harvesting system can often be the answer in every respect.

• Schools, hospitals & other government buildings
• Leisure facilities and stadia
• Offices & other commercial premises
• Warehouses & factories
• Farm out-buildings & stables
• Nurseries & garden centres
• Housing Association developments

Any building that combines a large roof area with a high demand for non-potable water is an attractive proposition for rainwater harvesting with payback of capital costs in 3 or so years being a realistic possibility. Commercial systems can also attract tax incentives.

Commercial Rainwater Harvesting Case Studies