WestCoast Gutters
Plumbing in Saldanha

WestCoast GuttersWestCoast Gutters is Supplier an installer of seamless aluminium gutters. WestCoast Gutters also install fascias and sofet. WestCoast gutters Give a free quotation and price are given onsite. WestCoast Gutters give a 15 year guarantee on products used, all gutters are made onsite to specific measurement to make for a perfect fit leak proof rainwater management system.

When selecting a rainwater tank or water tank it is important to consider the average annual rainfall in your area, the water collection area (such as roof size) of your residence and what size tank is most relevant to your household needs. The yield of your rain water tank is the amount of water you will be able to harvest from your tank. The yield of your water tank will be influenced by the volume and timing of rainfall in your area, the volume of your water tank and choices you make in using your rainwater. Collection area (roof size): To calculate your roof runoff, 1 millimetre of rain on 1m² will deliver 1 litre of water into your tank. Simply by collecting and using water harvested during the rain season and using this water in your whole household, the tank surges full very rapidly, but you draw water from the system every time you open a tap, flush the loo, or use the washing machine, or any other use of water. We also make sure that you don’t unnecessarily install too many rainwater tanks so that these never have enough roof area and rainfall to fill. It is also very important to provide the means to become as independent as possible from the municipal supply, at the same time guarantying a supply in spite of possible and likely water outages in the near future. These systems include the Garden Rhapsody Grey Water System to re-use grey water for irrigation purposes, the Water Rhapsody Multi-Flush to minimize the volume of water required for flushing your toilet and the Water Rhapsody Poolside Tank to re-use swimming pool backwash water. One other product to make rainwater go further is our unique product to re-use grey water for toilet flushing viz the Water Rhapsody Second Movement. What water tank sizes are available for the storage of rainwater ? This water is fed into rainwater storage tanks, and we supply a very reliable system to pump this water from the rainwater tanks to the whole household. Municipalities charge for sewerage based only on the volume (number of kilolitres) of water that you consume from the municipal supply. If you do recycle grey water from your house to your garden for irrigation purposes, you send as little as 5% instead of 70% of your consumed and metered water from municipal source into the sewer for treatment at the sewerage treatment works. The Water Rhapsody Rain Runner is crucial to this end, and will deliver water to any place around you house or garden so long as the head of the Water Rhapsody Rain Runner is higher than the head of the tank, then harvested rainwater will be delivered in an underground pipe from the house to your tank in a ring main. We provide all the components of the system to harvest the rainwater. The Water Rhapsody Rain Runners, the underground piping to the tanks, the rainwater storage tanks and a pump to pressurize the water for supply to the building (Grand Opus pump). Supply and install our Water Rhapsody Rain Runner system to harvest the rainwater into each downpipe. Supply and install suitable size and number of rainwater tanks. Do the tanks have to be stored underneath my gutters ? Stored rainwater may be trickle fed into a Garden Rhapsody Grey Water Re-using System, and this saves having to purchase an extra pump to lift the rainwater to a spraying head. It takes 2-3 days for us to install our rain harvesting system, including the Rain Runners, rain storage tanks, and Grand Opus pump to pressurize this water to your house. First is to maximize the rainwater storage, and secondly our unique system provides for an emergency municipal supply in the same rainwater tanks, should you run out of rainwater. We supply and install a ball valve to introduce water into the water tanks for an emergency supply at all times. When the rainwater runs out, the municipal water takes over automatically, providing emergency supply.