RALEIGH, N.C. – GR&S, Inc. (Geo. Raper & Son) is pleased to announce they are now offering commercial Rainwater Harvesting system installation with options to meet varying commercial needs. GR&S, an unlimited unclassified contractor which has provided services in North Carolina for over 35 years, has combined their expertise in both water utilities and commercial construction to offer Rainwater Harvesting as the latest customizable solution for businesses and organizations.
“Rainwater harvesting has been around for centuries, but only recently have we started to see a true revival. It is a natural, logical choice for us to seek out environmentally and economically wise options for our existing and future clients,” said Steve Raper, vice president of GR&S, Inc. “As a locally-owned business and a member of the U.S. Green Building Council, we care about our community’s resources and pride ourselves on offering energy and cost efficient choices for our clients.”
As businesses and organizations see the increasing importance of maximizing the benefits of green solutions, the demand for rainwater harvesting has extended beyond the initial residential interest. GR&S, Inc. can assist those striving for LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certification by installing systems which qualify for sustainable site credit for storm water management and water efficiency credit for water efficient landscaping and water use reduction.
Businesses and organizations continue to seek new ways to be environmentally responsible and sustainable while maintaining top quality day-to-day business services. Rainwater harvesting is an excellent solution for those looking to curb costs, plan for low-water situations and simultaneously contribute to the environment.
GR&S, Inc. works with local systems suppliers to respond quickly and efficiently to commercial requests, which have been on the rise since the recent periods of drought that have plagued North Carolina. “We’ve noticed an increase in requests to incorporate conservation measures in design-build plans, and we recommend harvesting rainwater as a logical choice with long-term benefits” said Raper.
To learn more about GR&S, Inc. and their Rainwater Harvesting system services, please visit www.georaperandson.com.
