JoJo tanks and practical storage capacity
Tank size and shape are selected around available space, expected water interruptions, intended daily use, refill rate and whether stored water will supply the house, irrigation or selected outlets.
Backup Water Systems & Water Security
Backup Water Systems in Pretoria, Centurion and Johannesburg
Myriad Green plans and installs practical backup water systems, JoJo tank systems, booster pumps, pressure controls, borehole-linked storage, rainwater harvesting and filtration for homes, estates, schools, body corporates and commercial properties across Gauteng.
A reliable water system must do more than store water. The tank, pump, pipework, switching controls, protection devices and filtration should work together to provide usable pressure and a serviceable installation for the property.
Quick answer:
Myriad Green provides complete backup water system support,
including water storage tanks, JoJo tank installations, booster
pumps, municipal backup systems, borehole integration, pressure
control, rainwater harvesting and filtration across key Gauteng
service areas.
Pretoria based and serving Pretoria East, Centurion, Midstream, Midrand, Sandton, Johannesburg and surrounding Gauteng areas where the system scope is practical.
Backup water project scoping and quote requests Send your suburb, intended water use, existing equipment and photos of the proposed installation area. Straightforward systems may be scoped from clear information, while complex pump, pressure, borehole or switching requirements may need an on-site assessment first.
Since 2007
Built from real water-system project work
Backup water systems, JoJo tanks, pumps, filtration, irrigation, drainage and water-supply support based on practical site experience rather than generic equipment packages.
Pretoria based
Local backup water support across Gauteng
Supporting water-system enquiries across Pretoria, Pretoria East, Centurion, Midstream, Midrand, Sandton, Johannesburg and surrounding Gauteng areas where the project scope is practical.
Complete-system planning
Designed for operation, protection and future servicing
Storage tanks, pumps, pressure controls, filtration, isolation points, switching arrangements and pipe routes are planned as parts of one complete and serviceable water system.
Homes, estates & facilities
Scaled for residential and commercial properties
Backup water system support for homes, estates, schools, body corporates, complexes and commercial properties with household, irrigation or combined water-supply requirements.Water-System Project Experience
Practical water, pump and site-infrastructure experience across Gauteng properties
Myriad Green has completed water-system, pump, irrigation, drainage, landscaping and related infrastructure work for commercial sites, organisations, estates and private properties across Pretoria and surrounding Gauteng areas.
Project experience is shown for context only. Logos and site references do not imply endorsement, partnership, manufacturer certification or an ongoing commercial affiliation.
Common Water-System Risks
Problems caused by poorly planned backup water systems
- Storage tanks that are too small for the property’s intended use
- Pumps that are incorrectly sized for the required pressure and flow
- Restrictive pipe sizes that reduce pressure at taps or irrigation zones
- No dry-run protection when the tank runs empty
- Poor float-switch or tank-level control arrangements
- No practical bypass, isolation valves or non-return protection
- Filters installed where cartridges cannot be serviced easily
- Tank bases, overflow routes or drainage that were not properly planned
Why Complete-System Planning Matters
Backup water systems should be planned as one complete storage, pumping, pressure and filtration system
A reliable backup water installation is not simply a tank connected to a pump. Tank capacity, available water source, pump performance, pipe sizing, pressure demand, switching controls, protection devices, filtration and distribution should all be considered together.
Quick answer:
Poorly planned backup water systems can produce weak pressure,
pump cycling, dry-running damage, slow tank refill, restricted flow,
inaccessible filters and unreliable switching. Complete-system
planning helps each component operate correctly together.
Myriad Green plans water systems around how the property will use the stored water, whether it supplies the house, irrigation, selected outlets or a combined system. The installation is also planned with practical isolation, testing and future maintenance access in mind.
Visual System Planning
Backup water systems should be planned before tanks, pumps and pipework are installed
A practical backup water system starts with the complete layout. The water source, tank position, tank base, pump location, pipe routes, pressure requirements, controls, filtration, overflow and future service access should be considered before installation begins.
Quick answer:
Planning the complete water system before installation helps prevent
poor pressure, incorrect pump sizing, restricted pipework, inaccessible
filters, unsafe tank positioning and control arrangements that are
difficult to test or repair later.
Tank access, the supporting base, refill pipework, overflow, pump position and distribution routes should form one practical and serviceable layout.
Pumps, pressure controls, filtration, isolation valves and switching equipment should remain accessible for testing, maintenance and component replacement.
What A Backup Water System Includes
A complete backup water system combines storage, pumping, pressure control, protection, filtration and distribution
A reliable backup water system should be planned as one complete water-delivery system rather than as a tank and pump selected separately. Myriad Green considers the water source, required storage, pump duty, pipe sizing, pressure demand, controls, filtration and future service access before the installation is finalised.
Quick answer:
A complete backup water installation generally includes a suitable
storage tank, pump, pressure control, level protection, isolation
valves, non-return protection, filtration and distribution pipework
matched to whether the system supplies the house, irrigation or both.
Booster pumps matched to pressure and flow demand
Pump selection should account for required flow, delivery pressure, pipe length, elevation, simultaneous outlets and whether the system must support household supply, irrigation zones or a combined demand.
Automatic pressure control and stable water delivery
Pressure controllers, pressure vessels or variable-speed controls may be used depending on the system design, pump type, expected demand and the need to reduce excessive pump cycling.
Tank-level control, switching and pump protection
Float switches, dry-run protection, isolation valves, non-return valves and appropriate switching arrangements help protect the pump, manage refill operation and make the system safer to test and service.
Sediment filtration and equipment protection
Filtration is selected around the water source and intended use. Options may include pump-protection strainers, sediment filters, Big Blue housings, inline filtration and rainwater first-flush systems.
Refill, overflow, bypass and supply pipework
Pipe sizing and routing should support adequate flow while providing practical isolation, bypass, refill, overflow and distribution connections for household supply, irrigation or selected water points.
Water-System Planning Checklist
What should be checked before installing a backup water system?
Before a backup water system is quoted, the property should be checked for water demand, storage requirements, available space, tank access, pump duty, pressure demand, pipe routes, refill supply, overflow, controls, filtration and future service access.
Quick answer:
The main checks are how much water the property needs, whether the
system supplies the house, irrigation or both, the available tank
position, pump and pressure requirements, water source, pipe routes,
refill and overflow arrangements, filtration needs and access for
future maintenance.
Before You Request A Quote
Details to send Myriad Green
- Suburb: Pretoria, Pretoria East, Centurion, Midstream, Midrand, Johannesburg or another nearby Gauteng service area.
- Property type: home, estate, school, body corporate, complex, commercial site or other facility.
- Required use: household backup, irrigation supply, selected outlets, rainwater harvesting or a combined system.
- Water source: municipal supply, borehole, rainwater, existing tank or a combination of available sources.
- Existing equipment: tank size, pump model, pressure controller, filters, float switches or switching equipment if already installed.
- Photos and measurements: proposed tank area, access route, existing pipework, water meter, pump, filters, electrical supply and nearby walls or structures.
- Main requirement or fault: water interruptions, weak pressure, leaking tank, pump cycling, slow refill, blocked filters, failed controls or planned new installation.
What We Check If A Site Visit Is Needed
Backup water system assessment checks
- Storage requirement: practical tank capacity based on intended use, available space, refill rate and expected interruption duration.
- Tank position and base: delivery access, supporting surface, working space, stability, overflow route and future tank access.
- Pump and pressure demand: required flow, delivery pressure, outlet demand, pipe length, elevation and whether irrigation will also be supplied.
- Pipework and isolation: refill, suction, bypass, overflow and distribution routes, including isolation valves and non-return protection.
- Controls and protection: float switches, pressure controls, dry-run protection, automatic switching and practical manual bypass arrangements.
- Filtration: sediment protection, strainer placement, Big Blue or inline filter requirements and cartridge servicing access.
- Electrical requirements: safe pump supply, controller position, weather protection and whether specialist electrical work is required.
Quote readiness:Suburb
Property type
House, irrigation or both
Water source
Tank area photos
Existing pump details
Main requirement or fault
Water-System Process
How Myriad Green scopes, plans and installs backup water systems
A practical backup water project should move from clear property information to system planning, quotation, installation, testing and handover. The process depends on the available water source, required storage, tank position, pump duty, pressure demand, pipe routes, controls, filtration and whether the system supplies the house, irrigation or both.
Quick answer:
Myriad Green starts by checking your suburb, property type, intended
water use, water source, existing equipment and installation photos.
Straightforward tank and pump systems may move to quotation from clear
information, while complex pressure, borehole, switching or existing
system faults may need an on-site assessment first.
Send the property and water-system details
Send your suburb, property type, intended use, water source, proposed tank area, existing tank or pump details and clear photos of the installation area, pipework and available access.
Initial scope check from photos and information
Myriad Green reviews the expected water demand, available space, tank access, refill source, pump requirements, visible pipe routes, filtration needs and whether the system is intended for household supply, irrigation or combined use.
Site assessment where technical checks are needed
A paid site assessment may be required where pressure demand, pump condition, borehole supply, electrical controls, switching, pipe routing, tank foundations or existing system faults cannot be confirmed reliably from the supplied information.
System scope and quotation
The quote confirms the proposed storage, pump, pressure control, filtration, protection, pipework, installation labour, exclusions, payment terms and any specialist electrical or building work required for the project.
Installation of storage, pumping and controls
Installation may include the tank base, JoJo tank, refill and overflow pipework, booster pump, pressure controller, filters, float switches, dry-run protection, isolation valves, bypass arrangements and distribution connections.
Testing, commissioning and handover
The system is checked for leaks, refill operation, pump response, pressure delivery, control operation, filtration flow, isolation and practical use before the main operating and maintenance requirements are explained.
Not every backup water system can be quoted from tank size alone
A straightforward tank and booster-pump installation may be scoped faster than a system involving borehole integration, household and irrigation supply, automatic switching, filtration, difficult pipe routes or existing equipment faults. These technical factors can materially change the correct system design and final price.
Backup Water Price Guidance
Backup water system cost guidance for Gauteng properties
Backup water system pricing depends on the required storage capacity, tank shape, base preparation, pump duty, pressure demand, filtration, controls, electrical requirements, pipe routes, site access and whether the system supplies the house, irrigation or both.
Quick answer:
Initial quote or estimate direction may be
free where practical
when enough photos and project information are supplied. Where an
on-site assessment is needed before reliable pricing can be
confirmed, current assessment guidance is
R850 to R1,850.
Common residential JoJo tank and backup water systems generally
range from
R18,500 to R65,000+,
depending on the complete system scope.
These figures are budgeting guidance rather than fixed quotations. Final pricing is confirmed after the water source, intended use, storage requirement, tank position, pump selection, controls, filtration, pipework and installation access are clear.
Why tank, pump and filtration choices affect the quote
A basic storage tank cannot be priced in the same way as a complete automatic household backup system. Tank capacity and shape affect storage and access, while the pump must be selected around the required pressure, flow, pipe length, elevation and number of outlets that may operate at the same time.
Pressure controllers, pressure vessels, variable-speed controls, float switches, dry-run protection, filtration, electrical work, concrete bases, difficult pipe routes and municipal switching can all change the correct installation scope and final price.
- Tank selection: capacity, shape, delivery access, installation space and base preparation affect the project cost.
- Pump selection: pump type, required flow, delivery pressure, elevation and simultaneous water demand affect sizing and price.
- Controls and protection: pressure control, float switches, dry-run protection, isolation and switching arrangements add different levels of automation and protection.
- Filtration: strainers, sediment cartridges, Big Blue housings and rainwater first-flush components vary according to the water source and intended use.
- Pipework and electrical work: long routes, copper or specialist fittings, excavation, electrical supply and difficult access can materially change labour and material costs.
Free initial quote or estimate direction
Clear new-system enquiries may be reviewed from supplied photos, measurements, suburb, intended water use and existing equipment details. This initial direction is not a fixed quotation until the scope is confirmed.
Paid assessment where technical confirmation is needed
An on-site assessment may be required where pump duty, pressure, borehole supply, controls, electrical requirements, pipe routing, tank positioning or existing system faults cannot be confirmed reliably from photos.
Complete residential backup water system
Typical complete systems may include a storage tank, prepared base, booster pump, pressure control, isolation valves, pipework, filtration and connection to household or irrigation supply. Final pricing depends on the confirmed scope, equipment selection and site conditions.
Borehole, estate, commercial and combined systems
Larger or more technical projects usually require system-specific scoping where borehole automation, multiple tanks, high water demand, household and irrigation integration, filtration or staged installation is involved.
Price depends on:Tank capacity
Tank shape
Base preparation
Pump size
Pressure demand
Controls
Filtration
Pipe routes
Electrical work
House or irrigation use
Site access
Why Myriad Green does not give one fixed backup water system price
Two properties can require very different systems. A small tank supplying selected outlets, a complete automatic household backup system, a borehole-linked storage installation and a combined house and irrigation system require different storage, pumping, pressure, filtration, controls and pipework. Final pricing is therefore based on the confirmed property and system scope.
Why Choose Myriad Green
Backup water systems planned for reliable operation, protection and future servicing
Myriad Green plans backup water installations as complete systems. The storage tank, pump, pressure control, filtration, pipework, switching and protection components should work together while remaining practical to inspect, isolate, maintain and repair later.
Quick answer:
A serviceable backup water system should provide access to the
pump, filters, controls, isolation valves, tank connections,
refill supply and distribution pipework so faults and maintenance
can be handled without rebuilding the entire installation.
- Complete-system planning before tanks and pumps are selected
- Storage capacity considered around intended property use
- Pump and pressure requirements checked before installation
- Isolation valves and controls positioned for practical access
- Dry-run protection and tank-level control considered where required
- Filters positioned so cartridges and strainers can be serviced
- Support for future repairs, component replacement and system upgrades
- Pretoria-based support across key Gauteng service areas
Complete-system planning
Storage, pumping, pressure, controls, filtration and distribution
planned as one connected system.
Serviceable installation
Pumps, filters, valves and controls positioned with future testing
and maintenance access in mind.
Future upgrade ready
Practical isolation and component access make later repairs,
filtration changes and system extensions easier.
Real Water-System Work
Backup water storage, pumping and system-integration examples
Practical backup water work should show how storage, pumping, pressure control, filtration, pipework and service access operate together. Myriad Green plans each installation around the property, available water source and intended use.
Quick answer:
A complete backup water installation should provide suitable storage,
stable pressure, pump protection, practical isolation, appropriate
filtration and accessible components for future maintenance and repairs.
Water storage planned around space, access and intended use
Tank size, shape, supporting base, delivery access, refill pipework and overflow should be planned before the storage system is installed.
Pumping equipment arranged for protection and servicing
Booster pumps, pressure controls, non-return valves, isolation points and dry-run protection should remain accessible for testing, adjustment and component replacement.
Storage, pumping and controls working as one system
Tank supply, pump operation, pressure control, filtration and distribution should be coordinated according to whether the system supplies the house, irrigation or both.
Google Reviews
Google reviews from backup water, pump, filtration and integrated system clients
Myriad Green’s Google reviews help property owners evaluate the communication, workmanship and practical planning behind JoJo tank systems, booster pumps, filtration, rainwater harvesting, borehole-linked systems and integrated irrigation support across Pretoria, Centurion and surrounding Gauteng areas.
Quick answer:
Relevant Google reviews provide useful evidence of punctuality,
communication, installation quality, system integration and after-service
support before a client requests a backup water quote or assessment.
Google Review
★★★★★
The project involved irrigation installation, JoJo tank backup water, filtration, pump integration and controller setup for a Pretoria East property.
Google Review
★★★★★
The work included JoJo tank backup water support, Big Blue filtration, a variable-speed pump, rainwater harvesting support and automated irrigation system integration.
Google Review
★★★★★
The review references Myriad Green’s broader water-system support, including backup water, irrigation and related property services across Pretoria East.
Google Review
★★★★★
The irrigation system was serviced and adjusted, with sprinkler coverage corrected, micro-sprayers added and damaged pop-ups replaced. The client also noted that the team arrived at the agreed time.
Review cards use concise service summaries rather than verbatim review quotations. Current ratings and full customer wording should be verified directly on the Myriad Green Google profile.
Brands & Components
Water-system components should match the required storage, pressure, flow and water source
Myriad Green selects backup water components around the complete system rather than choosing a tank, pump or filter in isolation. Equipment should suit the property’s water demand, available space, pipe routes, pressure requirements, intended use and future maintenance access.
Quick answer:
Backup water installations may include JoJo or equivalent storage
tanks, booster pumps, pressure controllers, float switches, dry-run
protection, sediment filtration, Big Blue filter housings, isolation
valves, non-return valves and appropriately sized pipework.
Brand and component selection depends on availability, application, technical suitability, expected service life, replacement-part access and the approved project budget. Brand references do not imply exclusive supply arrangements or manufacturer certification.
JoJo tanks, slimline tanks and suitable storage vessels
Tank capacity and shape are selected around available space, delivery access, intended water use, refill rate, supporting base and the number of days or outlets the system must support.
Booster, centrifugal and variable-speed pump options
Pump options may include equipment from DAB, Grundfos, Pedrollo, Wilo, Franklin Electric or equivalent manufacturers where the pump duty, pressure and flow requirements suit the application.
Pressure controls, vessels and dry-run protection
Automatic pressure controllers, pressure vessels, variable-speed controls, float switches and dry-run protection help manage system pressure, pump cycling and low-water conditions.
Sediment filters, Big Blue housings and first-flush systems
Filtration may include strainers, washable filters, cartridge housings, Atlas Filtri-style Big Blue systems, inline sediment filtration and rainwater first-flush components where appropriate.
Isolation, non-return, bypass and control fittings
Isolation valves, non-return valves, unions, pressure-reducing valves, bypass arrangements and serviceable fittings help protect the system and simplify future testing or component replacement.
HDPE, LDPE, PVC, copper and application-specific pipework
Pipe material and diameter are selected around pressure, flow, route length, exposure, household connection requirements, irrigation demand and practical installation access.
Featured Service Option
Initial backup water quote direction from supplied project details
Start Here
Start your backup water system quote request with photos and property details
Planning a JoJo tank, municipal backup water system, booster pump, filtration upgrade, rainwater harvesting system or combined household and irrigation supply? Send the basic project information so Myriad Green can review the likely system scope and confirm the correct next step.
Include your suburb, property type, intended water use, water source, proposed tank area, existing equipment and clear photos.
Storage capacity, tank position, pump duty, pressure controls, filtration, pipe routes, switching and protection requirements are considered together.
Myriad Green confirms whether the supplied information is enough for initial quote direction or whether an on-site assessment is needed before reliable pricing can be prepared.
Clear fee rule
Initial quote direction:
R0 where enough project information is supplied
Technical or unclear systems:
An on-site assessment may be needed first
Assessment guidance:
R850 to R1,850, confirmed before booking
Borehole, estate or complex systems:
Scoped site review may apply
Request Backup Water System Help
Send your backup water system requirements and photos
Send your suburb, property type, intended water use, available water source, proposed tank area, existing equipment and clear photos. Myriad Green will review the information and confirm whether the next step is initial quote guidance, a formal quotation or an on-site system assessment.
Quick answer:
Initial backup water quote direction may be free where enough project
information is supplied. If tank positioning, pump duty, pressure,
borehole supply, switching, electrical work or existing system faults
require an on-site assessment, the fee will be confirmed before booking.
Initial quote direction
New backup water system enquiries may receive free initial quote or
estimate direction where enough project information, measurements and
clear photos are supplied.
Site assessment if needed
If tank positioning, pump sizing, pressure demand, pipe routes,
electrical requirements or switching cannot be confirmed remotely,
an on-site assessment may be required. The fee will be confirmed
before booking.
Existing systems are different
Pump faults, pressure problems, leaking tanks, failed controls,
unreliable switching, blocked filtration or unclear existing pipework
may require paid fault finding before repair pricing can be confirmed.
Larger or technical properties
Estates, complexes, schools, commercial sites, borehole-linked systems
and combined household-and-irrigation installations may need a scoped
site review before final design and pricing can be confirmed.
Gauteng Backup Water Service Area
Backup water systems across Pretoria, Centurion, Johannesburg and nearby Gauteng areas
Myriad Green assists with JoJo tank installations, municipal backup water systems, booster pumps, borehole-linked storage, filtration, rainwater harvesting and combined household-and-irrigation systems across key Gauteng service areas.
Quick answer:
Send your suburb, property type, intended water use, water source and
photos of the proposed installation area. Myriad Green can then confirm
whether the project is within the practical service area and which
water-system route best fits the requirement.
Explore JoJo tank installation in Pretoria , municipal backup water systems , booster pump systems or first-flush and filtration systems . For broader answers, visit the backup water FAQ section .
Key Service Areas
Common backup water and pump service locations
Pretoria
Pretoria East
Waterkloof
Brooklyn
Lynnwood
Faerie Glen
Garsfontein
Moreleta ParkCenturion
Midstream
Irene
Hennopspark
Eldoraigne
Rooihuiskraal
Wierda Park
ClubviewMidrand
Sandton
Johannesburg
Randburg
Service availability depends on the suburb, project value, technical scope, installation access and whether the work requires a quotation, assessment, repair visit or larger scoped installation.
Gauteng
Backup water, pumping and filtration support across key service areas
Backup Water Systems FAQ
Questions about backup water systems, JoJo tanks, pumps and filtration
These answers explain how Myriad Green handles backup water systems, JoJo tank installations, municipal water backup, booster pumps, borehole integration, rainwater harvesting, filtration and existing system faults across Pretoria, Centurion, Johannesburg and surrounding Gauteng areas.
What does a complete backup water system include?
A complete system may include a storage tank, prepared tank base, booster pump, pressure control, tank-level protection, isolation valves, non-return protection, filtration and distribution pipework. The exact components depend on the water source and whether the system supplies the house, irrigation or selected outlets.
What size JoJo tank do I need?
Tank size depends on available installation space, the number of occupants, expected water use, refill rate, likely interruption duration and whether stored water must also supply irrigation. Larger capacity is not automatically better if access, base construction or refill supply is unsuitable.
Can a JoJo tank supply the whole house?
Yes, where the tank capacity, pump, pressure control, pipe sizing and household connection are suitable. Some properties use backup water for the full house, while others supply only selected outlets such as toilets, showers, outside taps or irrigation.
Does a backup water system need a pump?
Most pressurised household systems need a booster pump. Pump sizing depends on the required pressure, flow, pipe length, elevation and the number of outlets that may operate at the same time. Gravity supply may work for limited applications but normally provides lower pressure.
Can one system supply both the house and irrigation?
Yes, but the combined demand must be checked carefully. Household outlets and irrigation zones can require very different flow rates. The tank, pump, controls and pipework should be designed so that irrigation demand does not leave the household with poor pressure or empty the tank unexpectedly.
What happens when the storage tank runs empty?
A correctly protected system should prevent the pump from running without water. Float switches, level controls or suitable dry-run protection may be used to stop the pump and reduce the risk of damage when the tank level becomes too low.
Does backup water need filtration?
Filtration depends on the water source and intended use. Sediment filters or strainers can protect pumps and plumbing, while rainwater systems may also need leaf control, first-flush diversion and additional filtration. Drinking-water suitability requires treatment and water-quality verification appropriate to the source.
Can municipal water, borehole water and rainwater use the same tank?
Multiple sources can sometimes be integrated, but the refill, switching, backflow protection, level control and water-quality requirements must be planned correctly. The correct arrangement depends on the intended use and the existing property infrastructure.
Can Myriad Green repair an existing backup water system?
Yes. Existing systems may need help with leaking tanks or pipework, poor pressure, pump cycling, failed pressure controls, float-switch faults, slow refill, blocked filtration or unreliable switching. Technical faults may require paid on-site testing before repair pricing can be confirmed.
Can a backup water system be quoted from photos?
Straightforward systems may receive initial quote direction from clear photos, measurements and project details. A site assessment may still be needed where tank access, pump duty, pressure demand, borehole supply, electrical requirements, switching or existing pipework cannot be confirmed remotely.
What affects the cost of a backup water system?
The main cost factors include tank capacity and shape, tank-base preparation, pump size, pressure controls, filtration, protection devices, pipe routes, fittings, electrical work, site access and whether the system supplies the house, irrigation or both.
View the Myriad Green Prices and Estimations page for current budgeting guidance.
Where does Myriad Green install backup water systems?
Myriad Green is Pretoria based and assists with suitable backup water, pumping and filtration projects across Pretoria East, Centurion, Midstream, Midrand, Sandton, Johannesburg and surrounding Gauteng areas. Availability depends on the location, system scope, project value and installation access.
Where can I find more backup water system answers?
Visit the Myriad Green Backup Water FAQs for additional answers about JoJo tanks, municipal backup, pumps, pressure, rainwater harvesting, filtration and maintenance.
Water-System Component Experience
Water-storage, pumping and integrated-system brands we commonly encounter
Myriad Green works with practical water-system components including storage tanks, booster pumps, pressure controls, filtration, valves, pipework and irrigation equipment connected to backup water, borehole or rainwater systems.
Brand logos are shown only to indicate component familiarity. They do not imply manufacturer certification, authorised-installer status, partnership, exclusive supply or endorsement.
Plan Your Backup Water System
Ready to improve your property’s water security?
Send your suburb, property type, intended water use, water source, proposed tank area and clear photos. Myriad Green will review the information and confirm whether the next step is initial quote guidance, a formal quotation or an on-site system assessment.
