Rainwater Tanks Lismore & Northern Rivers

We Provide Rainwater Tanks in the Northern Rivers & Surrounds

MID RICHMOND PLUMBERS & SUPPLIERS PTY LTD

Supply, Installation & Repair Services

Adding a rainwater tank to your property is a great way to save money while doing your bit for the environment at the same time. At Mid Richmond Plumbers & Suppliers, we are able to install rainwater tanks both above and underground. We are also able to install tank pumps, downpipe kits, filters, leaf strainers, and water diverter kits.


A range of solutions can be provided by our rainwater tank installers in the Northern Rivers. For example, we install round, poly tank and slimline options. Whatever your home and lifestyle, we are quite confident we can provide the tank to match it – as well as the required pump. 


With a rainwater tank, you can water your garden, top up your pool and wash your vehicles when there are water restrictions. If you’d like to enjoy all these benefits and more, contact us today. Septic and wastewater services are also available.

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A White Water Tank Is Attached to The Side of A House — Mid Richmond Plumbers & Suppliers Pty Ltd in Coraki, NSW
A Large White Water Tank Is Attached to The Side of A House — Mid Richmond Plumbers & Suppliers Pty Ltd in Coraki, NSW

MID RICHMOND PLUMBERS & SUPPLIERS PTY LTD

Poly or Steel?

Poly and steel have unique advantages to consider. These are the following:


Poly

In addition to being highly cost-effective, poly tanks are robust, durable and easy to install. They are also available in a wide array of colours – including those that match COLORBOND® brands. 



Steel

Steel may be ideal for you if you prefer the traditional look for your tank. In addition to meeting bushfire and water storage standards, they do not require a cinder shield. Steel tanks are also extremely tough and versatile. 

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Rainwater Tanks FAQs

  • How do you collect rainwater cheaply?

    Rainwater is a great way to reduce your water bills and make use of natural resources, and the easiest method of collecting this rainwater is by installing a water butt or barrel, which takes in and holds the liquid when it rains.

  • What happens when a rain barrel gets full?

    When the barrel is full, the diverter will shut off and the water will simply continue to flow through the gutter as it usually would. It simply means that your water barrel will not collect any more water since there is no more space.