Becoming more independent and self-sustaining are key interests in our national conscience. It becomes a matter not only of enjoying the benefits and rewards of our lifestyles, but creates a healthy and widened understanding of what is possible for each of us - whether on a small or large scale. Atlanta Water Harvest utilizes the advantages of the most current technologies in creating systems which not only meet your existing needs, but prepare each of us for a long-term, enviromentally-friendly approach to water conservation and useage.

Rainwater collection and recycling systems can supply 80% or more of your outdoor watering supply requirements. What that means to the typical homeowner (or business owner) is that they are no longer restricted by local or state ordinances regulating outdoor water useage. You can comfortably and affordably "water all you want" simply by taking advantage of the water supply you would otherwise be wasting.

Atlanta Water Harvest offers homeowners, property managers, and industrial planners alike the opportunity to efficiently address their water needs with the resources they already have.

We specialize in providing environmentally responsible water management that can be individually customized and incorporated into almost any existing property and landscaping environment using a variety of proven technologies:

Rainwater Harvesting,
Greywater Recycling, and
High-Efficiency Irrigation.

August 8, 2008
2008 Georgia Outdoor Watering Restrictions
Summary of Watering Restrictions, plus limitations, variances and recent approved modifications.

August 8, 2008
Understanding Water Conservation, Part 3
Creating Your Own Sustainable Landscape Water Supply [Article]

July 17, 2008
Product News & Resources
RainTube® receives MBDC Cradle To Cradle Certification

July 16, 2008
Understanding Water Conservation, Part 2
"When is enough... enough?" Choosing a rainwater storage system for your particular needs. [Article]

July 08, 2008
An Understanding of Water Conservation [Article]

June 28, 2009
Master Gardener Hour PodCast
Host: Kate Copsey interviews Stuart DiNenno on water harvesting, zone landscaping and property irrigation.
Radio Sandy Springs [GA] 1620 AM