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Greywater Systems

Did you know that almost 50% of an average household's potable water is used for showering, taking baths, using the bathroom sink and doing laundry?  Instead of watching this water go down the drain,  you can capture and reuse it to feed your landscape with a greywater system.


In it's simplest form, you can capture greywater by installing a 3-way diverter valve behind your washing machine (typically called a laundry-to-landscape installation).  If there is access to your drainpipes, a diverter valve can be installed to capture the greywater from your bathroom sinks, showers and bath tubs.


The greywater can then be pumped out or flow by gravity to your plants, trees and shrubs subsurface into mulch basins.  Mulch basins are one foot deep holes that are dug out around the canopy of each plant, tree or shrub.  The mulch and soil organically clean out the hair, lint and soap from your greywater to provide the roots with clean water sufficient for healthy growth.


Also called "mini reservoirs", mulch basins are proven to provide a stable source of water and nutrients, help keep the landscape more moisture-rich throughout the year, and are essential as a fire retardant.


With a greywater system, you can capture water that is produced every day of the year to keep your landscape green and beautiful, even during a drought period.


Contact us today for a consultation so that we can explore with you the options that exist on your property for a greywater system.

Greywater conserves up to 50%

Start capturing greywater from your laundry, showers, bath tubs and bathroom sinks and reuse it to feed your landscape.

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Photo Gallery

This front strip of small plants is entirely fed by one long plume pipe underground aquifer.

    Videos

    Greywater systems basics

    Learn about greywater systems, from simple laundry-to-landscape to fully-automatic systems.

    Rainwater to outdoor shower to greywater garden

    Watch this great installation that captures rainwater uses it for outdoor showering, hot tub refilling, and irrigation with a final greywater output to a three level garden!

    Greywater mulch basins explained

    Learn the basics of how greywater mulch basins are constructed around plants, trees and shrubs and how they work.

    Outdoor shower greywater used for irrigation

    See how this shower waters roses and vegetation in a garden.

    Plume pipe greywater system for landscape

    Watch how a greywater system uses a special aquifer pipe to water small plants in a front yard strip.

    Plume pipe feeds greywater to cottage plants

    See how an underground greywater pipe waters cottage perimeter plants.

    Plume pipe watering a garden with greywater

    Watch how we configured an underground aquifer to feed greywater to a three level garden.

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