Store
Our store is where you estimate your ReWater® system, the only greywater system to have gone through California’s State Water Resources Control Board’s State Revolving Fund analyses and found qualified for US EPA grants and loans that require a 20-year life cycle.
Our Store’s pricing pages divide our system into a filter package your plumber needs early in the rough plumbing phase, and an irrigation package your landscaper needs later in the landscaping phase.
You don’t buy from our Store. Rather, when you click “Submit”, your selection is sent to ReWater and we contact you about your filtration and irrigation requirements to insure you’re getting what you need.
Our systems have proven to last such a long time because they include our proprietary filter package and our proprietary irrigation package that includes our proprietary controller and proprietary emitters. We don’t sell parts of systems and we no longer sell the two packages separately.
After you’ve purchased a complete ReWater system, you can buy additional irrigation components.
Please feel free contact us at Eight Oh Five 716-0104 or support@rewater.com!
Filter packages
Irrigation and controller packages
When under contract, ReWater will prepare a ReWater® Code Compliance Form to help you obtain a permit. To complete that form, ReWater needs the following:
- A soil report for your project that explains the soil type and groundwater depth.
- A site plan (an existing plan can suffice) showing the following:
- The greywater-producing building(s) in relation to the property lines
- Any notable topography on your site, like slopes and cliffs
- Any surface water, like streams and lakes
- The preferred location of the filter unit, usually just outside the foundation
- The sewer line and where the greywater tank overflow will connect to it
- The potable water source connection to the system
- An approximate irrigation plan and the approximate square footage to be greywater irrigated.
We will do the calculations and answer everything in the order found in Chapter 15 of the California Plumbing Code and create a new plan page for this system. You then attach the completed form and new plan page to your permit application, pay the city or county’s permit fee, and submit that package for a permit. Your plan checker/building inspector can follow along in their code book and find our answers in the order presented by the code. This makes obtaining a permit much easier.