Amruth Rainwater Harvesting System

We set up our workshop in K H B Colony on Manchubhai Road, number 1803. It’s a place where we keep all the pipes, filters, and tanks. Rainwater harvesting is what we spend our time on, mostly because it makes sense given how the weather has been lately. We spend a lot of our days out at sites, digging or fitting systems onto roofs, so the office is often empty until the evening. When we are there, it’s usually to draw up a plan or clean our tools. It’s dirty work, and we usually come back with mud on our boots. We don't have a fancy showroom to show off. If people want to see what we do, we usually just show them photos on a phone or take them to a nearby house where we’ve finished a project. It’s just us and a few laborers who know the local soil and how the drains run. We aren't salesman types; we just explain how the water flows and what it takes to catch it. The neighborhood knows us as the guys who are always looking at gutters and pipes. It’s a practical business, and we’re just trying to help people save a bit of water before the next dry season hits. It’s not glamorous work, but it’s useful and keeps us busy throughout the year.