Innovative Water Solutions LLC
https://www.watercache.com - Providing design & installation of water conservation technolgies: ra
IWS strives to help you use our limited water resources more efficiently and live more sustainably through rainwater harvesting, graywater reuse, effiicient irrigation, and stormwater management. Whether you are building a green home or you are searching for ways to conserve water around your home, we have the solutions.
07/28/2026
Austin officials are pleading with residents and visitors to stay off area lakes and rivers, saying people continued to get out on the water Saturday despite a citywide ban meant to keep them safe amid ongoing flood operations. 🚤
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07/15/2026
Want to learn how to conserve rainwater at your own home!? Join us at Community Gardens in Bastrop to hear from Chris Maxwell-Gaines - speaking with over 20 years on rainwater harvesting! The classes are free but space is limited - register today: https://www.lostpineswater.org/FormCenter/Event-Registrations-8/Register-for-Rainwater-Harvesting-101-Au-57
Our next Rainwater Harvesting 101 workshop is on Saturday, August 22 from 10 AM to 12 Noon at the Bastrop Community Gardens, 1067 State Hwy 71, Bastrop, TX.
Space is limited. Register to (512) 360-5088 by 5PM, Monday, August 17.
07/15/2026
Data centers are a hot topic - and a great opportunity for water conservation! This September, the ARCSA International conference in Universal City, CA will address this and many other hot topics in the rainwater sphere! Join us and join the conservation!
2026 ARCSA International Annual Conference | ARCSA International The 2026 ARCSA International Annual Conference is hosted at the Sheraton Universal Hotel in California September 13-17, 2026.
07/13/2026
A thoughtfully designed architectural feature in San Actonio's famouc Confluence Park is more eye-catching - the petals of this shade structure also capture and divert rainwater to underground cisterns where it is filtered and reused!
Confluence Park's giant concrete petals also save rainwater The park could be a template for future projects in San Antonio.
07/07/2026
We recently did a job for a client in Austin for a total combined capacity of 3,515 gallons! We relocated 3 500 gallon poly tanks to the side of their home, reconnecting as a volume share wet system in an inconspicuous corner of their yard, and added an additional 2015 gallon Texas Metal Tanks, doubling their capacity! Not bad storage capacity for an urban lot! We are proud to help our client lower their bills and increase the sustainability of their home.
07/02/2026
On this special 250th Independence Day, we wish all our clients, friends and family a joyous celebration! Whether you are hanging by the pool (no doubt topped up with rainwater from your tank!) grilling, or watching fireworks - we hope you enjoy and remember the many things we have to be grateful for living in the USA! If you want to get your OWN water independence, call us to get a rainwater system installed!
07/02/2026
Getting a rainwater system is a great way to monitor your own water consumption! Thank you to the Texas Water Development Board for launching this new campaign to raise awareness of collective water usage!
TWDB Launches New Statewide Water Awareness Campaign — Texas Water Foundation Water awareness campaigns in Texas are not new. They surfaced in the SB 1 discussions in 1997, were included in multiple legislative recommendations by the Water Conservation Advisory Council, and have been advanced by individual water providers across the state. In 2023, the Texas Legislat
06/29/2026
We just finished a 20,259 Pioneer Water Tanks America potable rainwater tank build out in Wimberley - with over 325 feet of trenched collection line! Here are some snaps of the construction process.
06/26/2026
The construction of data centers is another concern for water quality : "Large-scale data center construction often involves explosive blasting, drilling, grading, and other activities that may disturb the surrounding soil and release large amounts of sediment into surrounding water sources. During heavy rainfall, for instance, runoff can pick up loose soil particles and site debris and carry them into rivers, streams, and other nearby waterways. That tainted water may also soak into aquifers that supply drinking water to private wells. In one rural North Georgia community, residents reported that their well water appeared discolored or “muddy” due to a buildup of sediment, supposedly from a large data center development nearby."
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3 Ways Data Centers Water Usage Is Impacting Drinking Water Quality Learn how data center construction and operations impact drinking water quality and how local communities can keep their water supplies safe.
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