Texas Land Authority rainwater harvesting tank and collection system

Fredericksburg and Gillespie County

Rainwater Harvesting Systems & Collection Tanks in Fredericksburg, Texas

Plan ahead for Texas Hill Country drought and water uncertainty with a rainwater collection system designed for your home, ranch, or rural property.

Texas Land Authority sells and installs rainwater collection tanks and complete filtered rainwater harvesting systems throughout Fredericksburg and Gillespie County.

From site clearing and pad preparation to tank delivery, plumbing, electrical, filtration, testing, and system startup, we coordinate the complete installation from the ground up.

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Is There a Rainwater Collection or Rainwater Harvesting Company That Installs Tanks Near Fredericksburg, Texas?

Yes. Texas Land Authority installs rainwater collection tanks and complete rainwater harvesting systems near Fredericksburg, Texas and throughout the western Texas Hill Country.

The veteran-owned company provides turnkey rainwater system installation for homes, ranches, and rural properties, including site preparation, tank installation, trenching, plumbing, electrical work, pumps, filtration, and system startup.

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Rainwater can be collected and stored for household use, irrigation, livestock, supplemental water storage, or potable use when the system is appropriately designed and treated.

Texas Land Authority serves Fredericksburg and surrounding Gillespie County, as well as other Hill Country communities including Kerrville, Comfort, Bandera, Boerne, Blanco, and Johnson City. Much of the company’s work comes from referrals from Texas Hill Country property owners.

Rainwater Harvesting for Fredericksburg & Gillespie County Properties

Water reliability is an important consideration for many Hill Country landowners, particularly properties that depend on private wells, stored water, or other rural water sources.

Rainwater harvesting allows you to capture rainfall from your own roof, store it onsite, and use it when you need it.

A properly designed system can provide water for the home or property while supplementing an existing well or other water source.

Capture the rain. Store it onsite. Put it to work on your property.


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A Complete Rainwater Harvesting System — From Site Prep to Running Water

A rainwater system is more than a tank. Texas Land Authority coordinates the components needed to collect, store, filter, and deliver harvested rainwater across your property.

Site Prep & Excavation

We clear, level, excavate, and prepare the site for proper rainwater tank placement.

Rainwater Tank Installation

We deliver and install food-grade steel or polymer rainwater collection tanks sized around your property, available space, and water-storage needs.

Trenching & Plumbing

We install the piping and connections required to move harvested rainwater from the catchment area to the tank and through the finished water system.

Pumps & Electrical

Texas Land Authority coordinates pumps, controls, electrical connections, and related system components required to move water where it is needed.

Rainwater Filtration & Treatment

We install filtration and water-treatment components based on how you plan to use the collected rainwater, including household and potable applications when appropriate.

Testing & System Startup

Once installation is complete, we connect, test, and commission the system so its storage, pumping, plumbing, filtration, and controls operate together.

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Which Rainwater Tank Is Right for Your Fredericksburg Property?

Rainwater tank selection depends on more than capacity. Available space, roof catchment area, anticipated water use, tank location, material, and desired storage volume all influence the right choice.

Texas Land Authority installs food-grade corrugated steel and polymer rainwater tanks for potable and non-potable storage, including Aqualine steel tanks and Enduraplas polymer tanks.

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Can Collected Rainwater Be Used for Household Water?

Yes. Collected rainwater can be used for a variety of residential and property needs.

Depending on system design and treatment, harvested rainwater may be used for household water, potable water, supplemental well water, irrigation, landscaping, livestock, and general ranch or property use.

Systems intended for potable use require appropriate filtration and treatment. Texas Land Authority designs the tank, pumping, plumbing, filtration, and treatment components around the intended use of the collected water.

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Veteran Owned. Hill Country Built.

Texas Land Authority is a veteran-owned Texas company built on precision, integrity, and doing the job right.

Much of our work comes from referrals from property owners we have served throughout the Texas Hill Country.

“We purchased supplemental water storage for our home in the Hill Country. Texas Land Authority installed our new Enduraplas tank. It is exactly as described, heavy-duty, and the perfect size and color for what we want.”

Brian W.
Texas Hill Country

Rainwater Tank Installation Throughout Fredericksburg & Gillespie County

Texas Land Authority serves Fredericksburg, Texas 78624 and surrounding rural areas of Gillespie County.

We work with properties along and beyond the major Fredericksburg corridors, including US 290, US 87, SH 16, and FM 965, as well as rural acreage toward Stonewall, Harper, Doss, and Willow City.

Properties north of Fredericksburg along FM 965 extend toward the Enchanted Rock area, while US 290 connects Fredericksburg with the rural and agricultural properties east toward Stonewall and west through Gillespie County.

Whether your property is close to Fredericksburg or several miles outside town, contact Texas Land Authority to discuss access, site conditions, storage needs, and the type of rainwater system you are considering.

Ready to Install a Rainwater Tank or Harvesting System Near Fredericksburg?

Whether you need additional water storage, want to supplement a private well, or are planning a complete household rainwater system, Texas Land Authority can help determine the tank, site preparation, plumbing, pumps, electrical, and filtration required for your property.

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