Underground storage
A purpose-designed tank stores collected roof water below ground, preserving space at the surface.
Rainwater harvesting
Advice, supply and installation of underground rainwater storage systems for domestic properties across Sussex and nearby Kent.

Harvested rainwater can reduce reliance on mains water for suitable non-drinking uses, particularly garden irrigation. If the priority is surface-water disposal rather than reuse, our soakaway guidance explains the alternative.
A purpose-designed tank stores collected roof water below ground, preserving space at the surface.
Tank size, siting, access, roof collection area and intended use all shape the recommendation.
Excavation, base preparation, positioning, connections and reinstatement can be coordinated as one installation.
A recent GRAF system
The photographs supplied for this page show a large GRAF rainwater harvesting tank before and during installation. The final design for any property depends on the available area, ground conditions and how the stored water will be used.

We can help establish whether a buried storage system is suitable and what should be included in the scope.
Tell us where the water comes from and how you hope to reuse it.
We consider access, levels, ground conditions and the available installation area.
Storage, filtration, pumping and connections are matched to the agreed use.
The tank and associated groundworks are completed to the agreed finish.
The Environment Agency describes harvested rainwater as water collected from roofs or other above-ground surfaces and kept isolated from inland waters and groundwater. Any proposal still needs to suit the property and intended use.
Tell us about the property, the available space and how you would like to use the stored water.