With drought conditions stressing potable drinking water sources, jurisdictions are looking into the option of rainwater catchment and treatment for non-potable uses. Through the MCAA’s membership in the Plumbing Industry Leadership Council and specifically the American Rainwater Catchment Systems Association, the coalition is working to help understand how the industry is currently using rainwater catchment on projects.
If you are a contractor that has worked on or is working on rainwater catchment projects, please take a moment to complete this short survey. Responses will allow the industry coalition to understand current treatment procedures, uses and services.
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