Farmland Rain Water Harvesting System

We've been over here on Kumara Krupa Street for a while now. G T Road is always busy, so you probably hear the traffic if you stop by. The business here at Farmland Rain Water Harvesting System isn't something everyone thinks about until the dry season hits, then the phone starts ringing a lot more. We spend most of our time out at sites looking at tanks and pipes. The office at Street No 1 is mostly for storing tools and some of the heavy filtration equipment. It’s not a very tidy place, but we know where everything is kept. Usually, there’s a couple of us drinking coffee and looking at maps of the local area before heading out for a job. We don’t do much advertising, mostly just people telling their neighbors about us. It’s hard work, especially when it’s hot outside and you’re digging or fitting valves. We started this because it seemed like a practical thing to do for the farms and houses around here. Sometimes the weather doesn't cooperate with our schedule, but we get things done eventually. We aren't a big corporation, just a few guys who know how to handle water systems. The street we are on is a bit narrow, so parking can be a bit of a headache for the vans. If we aren't in the shop, we're probably under a roof somewhere checking a gutter or a downspout.