Onsite Detention Tank
Installing rainwater tanks on your property is a smart decision for the long-term health of your property and bank account. Water tanks for the purpose of stormwater retention (detention) or…
If space is at a premium on your site, an OSD/water tank combo could be the perfect solution to collecting both stormwater and rainwater in an efficient and cost-effective manner.…
A common question we’re often asked is if there’s a way to combine your onsite detention tank and your rainwater tank, and there is! Let's find out more below.What is…
Put simply, an OSD is a system used for stormwater detention before gradually discharging it into the city's sewer system. OSDs are designed to lessen the impact of rainy seasons…
Urban development has presented the need for stormwater drainage, as all the stormwater formed due to rainfall is not getting infiltrated into the ground. Here, the function of OSD tanks…
With the dramatic change in climate becoming a problem today right across the country, it is time to consider how best to adapt to the situation. If you are thinking…
An on-site detention tank or an OSD, is a temporary water storage solution. It is done by detaining rain water and discharging it into the council drainage areas. There are…
Before you can build a new home in regional NSW and other surrounding regions that are prone to storms and heavy downpours, you will need to meet specific council requirements…
When applying for a permit, to build a new home and depending on where your project is located, your local council may require that you to have a rainwater tank…
If you’re in the process of building a new home or new project, your local council have some specific requirements that you need to meet. One of these requirements will…
