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Your rainwater system, kept running.

Scheduled maintenance, repairs, and emergency service across Hays, Blanco, Travis, and Comal counties — on any system, no matter who installed it.

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Servicing Hill Country systems since

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The short answer

How often does a rainwater collection system need service?

Low pressure on a rainwater system is most often a loaded sediment filter, not a failed pump. Filters clog gradually, so pressure fades over weeks rather than dropping all at once. If the filters are clean, the next suspects are a waterlogged pressure tank, a low tank level, or a pump losing prime through an air leak on the suction side.
The pattern matters more than the symptom. Pressure that faded slowly points somewhere different than pressure that vanished overnight. The table below is how we sort it before anyone opens a toolbox.

what we do

Everything between the roof and the tap.

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Filter Replacement
Sediment and carbon cartridges swapped, housings cleaned, O-rings checked and greased.
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UV Lamp & Sleeve
Lamp replaced on schedule, quartz sleeve cleaned or replaced as needed, controller and alarm verified.
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Pump Service
Pressure and draw tested, cycling diagnosed, seals and check valves inspected. Repair or replace.
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First Flush & Dr Flush
Diverter cleared, media checked, drain-down confirmed. The first line of defense on water quality.
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Tank & Screen Inspection
Sediment depth measured, inlet and overflow screens checked, liner and fittings inspected.
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Water Quality Testing
Bacteriological and general chemistry testing with a written result you can act on.
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What's your system doing?

Most calls start with one of these. Find yours and we'll tell you what's behind it.