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A water retention tank is used to collect and store water from your rooftops or storm water run-off.

By retaining and storing this water it can be used for a range of applications around your property such as watering the garden, topping up the swimming pool and much more.

With water restrictions becoming increasingly common throughout the greater Auckland region a water retention tank makes a lot of sense for property owners.

Unlike typical water retention tanks which are designed to store water, Stormwater Detention tanks have a valve to slowly release water over time.

Detention tanks are often required for new home drainage systems to help control the volume of stormwater runoff from your property.

If your property has flooding issues during extreme weather talk to Echo Drainage about a stormwater detention system.

Depending on local council requirements a soak hole may be sufficient to disperse stormwater runoff from your property. Soak holes typically range from 5-20m deep and drain water directly into the earth rather than using a tank/valve system.

Soak holes can get blocked up resulting in flooding if not subject to periodic maintenance.

To establish a new soak hole or for maintenance on and existing one speak to the experts at Echo Drainage.

Echo Drainage has experienced operators who specilise in installing pressurized sewer systems from the market leader E/ONE.

A sewage system from E/ONE can result in significant savings for certain domestic applications due to the use of smaller pipes and trenches.

They also offer a great wastewater solution for steep/undulating properties where a traditional gravity fed system would be inefficient. 

See also our septic tanks services.