Omi means water in the Yoruba language of West Africa.
STAINLESS STEEL RAIN WATER TANKS
We specialize in manufacturing, sizing, and installing stainless steel rainwater tanks that are built to bring beauty and functionality for a lifetime. To learn about what we do, check out our services.
Our stainless steel rain barrels can be utilized for rainwater harvesting and collection at your Home, Garden, School, Farm, Commercial Businesses or anywhere. Tanks range from as small as 90 gallons to as large as 3000 gallons. which also can make custom sizes. Click to see more tank sizing and prices.
Our Rainwater Cisterns are built in Sealy Texas but We ship and deliver all over the U.S. If you are near the East Coast check out METAL RAIN TANKS They are awesome folks with equally awesome tanks!
Why Collect Rainwater?
For starters its essentially free! Once you’ve started a rain-water catchment system, the amount of money you can potentially save is a pocket reliever! Also having a “rain savings” is a peace of mind in the case of a drought, city water contamination or a busted pipe.
Rainwater is the best for your garden and fruit trees love it! Tap-water contains high amounts of chlorine/chloramine, which can be harmful to plants. Rainwater has the best pH levels for plants. And unlike most well-water, rainwater is free from mineral salts, which can bind up nutrients so your plants cannot thrive. Read more here.
Why Stainless?
Durability!
Stainless steel does not rust like galvanized tanks nor is it made of plastics that will crack in a short time. With a stainless steel tank you never have to worry about these issues – stainless can last over a century!
Recycled Content:
Stainless steel is comprised of at least 75% recycled content. About 92% of all stainless steel gets recycled in the US. Unlike many plastic tanks, stainless is fully recyclable.
UV Resistance:
Over time, plastic tanks become brittle when exposed to sunlight, and break down in a matter of years. Also, even a black plastic tank allows some UV light to pass through, which gives algae a chance to grow in your tank. Reduce this exposure with a fully opaque tank, such as stainless steel. Read more here
