Project Overview
A Superior Water Source Where Wells Fall Short.
In many regions across Saskatchewan, groundwater wells suffer from heavy iron, high hardness, sodium, or low yield. Drilling deep wells can often be prohibitively expensive and yield unpredictable water quality. This featured installation demonstrates how harvesting rainwater offers a reliable, soft, and pristine alternative to traditional groundwater wells.
- Naturally Soft Water: Rainwater contains zero minerals, iron, or hardness, protecting home plumbing and appliances.
- Complete Potable Treatment: Integrated filtration, fine particulate removal, activated carbon, and UV sterilization guarantee drinking-water safety.
- Reliable Supply: Engineered storage capacities designed specifically for Saskatchewan precipitation patterns.
- Proven Alternative: Avoids the high costs and unpredictable water quality associated with deep Prairie well drilling.
System Highlights
- Location Saskatchewan, Canada
- System Purpose Primary Drinking & Household Water
- Alternative To Groundwater Well
- Catchment Area Residential Rooftop
- Water Quality Naturally Soft / Low TDS
- Disinfection UV Sterilization
Featured Installation
Real-World Performance
Captured in October 2016, this installation showcases the system design that delivers full household autonomy. By capturing rain directly from the roof and routing it through high-efficiency pre-filters and sealed underground storage, the home maintains clean water regardless of local well conditions.
Read the Full Case Study
Download the official Jenie Denman case study (PDF) for detailed information on this Saskatchewan project.