Common Sense Managing rain where it falls isn’t just a homeowner’s trick—it’s common sense infrastructure. By capturing roof runoff, property owners ease pressure on storm drains, reduce localized flooding, and save money on water. Whether it’s a modest barrel or a...
Rain Harvesting with Rain Barrels Saving on water bills and water for our gardens or lawns is becoming even more important. One way homeowners can save is by harvesting rainwater with a rain barrel. However, many homeowners hesitate to install rain barrels because...
TLDR: Stormwater Retention Credits, also called Stormwater Credit Trading Programs, are ways to benefit developers and property owners by buying and selling stormwater best management practices. What are Stormwater Credit Trading Programs? Stormwater...
As the leaves change and temperatures dwindle day after day, you have probably noticed you need to begin prepping for the colder seasons. With those changes comes the time to winterize your yard for those sub-freezing temperatures and winter precipitation. You...
Interested in investing in a rainwater harvesting system but do not know where to start? That’s ok. With a mountain of options, often complex local and state regulations, and confusing or nonexistent stormwater management incentives – it can be...
Recently we posted about residential rainwater collection systems on social media, and it ignited a discussion on whether having a rain barrel was legal or not in their state. We won’t bury the lead here, and rainwater harvesting methods are legal in all 50...
