Austin Rain Tanks and Austin Rain Barrels and Austin Rain Cisterns for Rainwater Collection

Green Water Rain Barrels help conserve precious Central Texas water using rain barrels. There are many benefits for using Green Water Rain barrels including water conservation. Help keep Central Texas green by using Green Water Rain Barrels today! Rain barrels from Green water include a sturdy wooden stand which elevates the rain barrels for a higher water pressure than anything on the market. Also any standard garden hose attaches directly to the all-metal hardware. Mosquito and debris screens prevent any buildup in the rain barrels. Professional installation and rain barrel accessories including rain chains and diverters are available. You can contact us directly by calling 800-757-0340. Recycling rainwater with Green Water rain barrels can make a significant impact on water conservation efforts in Central Texas. Start harvesting now to reap the benefits of rainwater harvesting all year! The average size Central Texas roof can collect over 600 gallons of rainwater each rain! Rainwater is perfect for organic gardening and any other use requiring chemical-free and Ph balanced water (pets, gardening, etc.).

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Green Water is proud to announce we will be showing at the 29th Annual Old Pecan Street Festival in downtown Austin. The festival is September 25-26, 2010 at the eastern end of 6th Street (near I-35). The fesival has a “Green” focus this year, and as always, admission is FREE. Click HERE to find out more information. We hope to see you there!

The Pecan Street Festival is a free, bi-annual juried arts and crafts festival held on 6th Street in Austin, Texas. The festival has been an Austin tradition for more than 30 years. The show features artisans from all over the United States who display and sell homemade art and craftwork. Festival goers can find paintings, sculpture, woodwork, candles, jewelry, cowboy hats, home decor, games, and other useful and whimsical household items.
Local musicians provide entertainment on five stages. The festival is the largest art festival in Central Texas, attracting over 300,000 people per event and generating $43 million in economic impact. The show benefits local charities including the Austin Boxer Rescue, Friends of the Planetarium and United Care USA. The show is also the primary fundraiser for the Old Pecan Street Association, an organization established to preserve and beautify 6th Street.
Like Austin itself, Pecan Street Festival attendees are diverse. Festival admission is free, so people from all walks of life flock to the streets. Some come to buy art. Some come for food, others for the music, but they all come to take part in a tradition that is 100% Austin and has been known for the last 30 years as a great way to spend a weekend.
Sixth Street is the heart of Austin’s live entertainment scene and the self-proclaimed live music capital of the world. It is lined with many historical houses and commercial buildings dating from the late 1800′s and early 1900′s. The storied old buildings now house numerous bars, a host of live entertainment venues, art galleries, casual cafes and upscale restaurants.

Also in September:
Mark your calendars for the upcoming 2010 Texas Renewable Energy Roundup and Green Living Fair September 24-26, 2010 in beautiful Fredericksburg, Texas. Take a peek at the program from the 2009 Fredericksburg Renewable Energy Roundup! CLICK HERE to view!

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Do You Need any Gutter Work?

Do you need a new gutter system or just a section of gutters installed? Green Water has partnered with a locally owned and owner-operated gutter installation company. Please call for a free rate quote today. Call John at 512.461.2390 for more information.

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John Rowe is a licensed and experienced real estate professional. Call for more information on any real estate needs. 512-461-2390.

Austin Giving Update:

August, 2010
Green Water is working with SIFE, a local non-profit to donate 4 Triple units to Garza High School. The barrels will be used in horticultural studies and herb gardens. Stay tuned for more information about this exciting program!

June, 2010
Green Water is proud to announce a donation to the Hill Country Alliance, a non-profit group located in Central Texas. The Hill Country Alliance (HCA) is a nonprofit organization whose purpose is to raise public awareness and build community support around the need to preserve the natural resources and heritage of the Central Texas Hill Country. Click HERE for more information on the Hill Country Alliance program.

May, 2010
Green Water, LLC has made a donation to Bryker Woods Elementary School. All proceeds from this event are dedicated for the students. The monies allow the PTA to purchase supplies, books, equipment and special field trips. The students of Bryker Woods and their families support local businesses such as yours and your contribution will further encourage that support.

March, 2010
Green Water, LLC has made a donation of a rain barrel to A Legacy of Giving, a local non-profit. The mission of A Legacy of Giving is to empower children through philanthropy education to become more engaged in improving their communities and world. They can be found at www.alegacyofgiving.org

UPCOMING GREEN WATER EVENTS:
October:
Rainwater Revival Festival
Dripping Springs, Tx
October 9, 2010

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