Plumbing that saves water

Every day, millions of gallons of fresh water are wasted by inefficient toilet flushing. If you have an old fashioned, lever flush toilet cistern, why not update to a modern system that saves water?

You will be helping reduce waste, cutting your water bill if you are metered, and helping the environment.

The work involved is less than you may think, and the cost can be recovered by the enhancement to your bathroom as well as the potential cut in your water bill.

We are a nation of gardeners – yet many of us ignore the possibilities of recovering rain water for use in the garden during dry periods. Water storage is inexpensive, easy to fit and can save you money as well as helping the environment.

More importantly – rain water can easily be stored and used to flush toilets and for use in dishwashers or washing machines (though not for drinking without treatment).

You can drastically cut your mains water use by utilising this simple investment, and at the same time increase the value of your home, and reduce your carbon footprint.

Why use drinking water to flush toilets? Energy is consumed in producing treated water, and pumping it to your home just to be flushed away (and treated again!).

You can help to cut this waste by installing our Graf® Rainwater Harvesting technology.

Systems can be fitted either above or below ground level, and some quick alterations to your plumbing will enable you to use free water for the house and garden.