January 2013 will see Stormsaver, the UK’s market leader in rainwater harvesting systems, celebrate 10 years of trading from their Nottinghamshire based offices.
Started by Michael and Lisa Farnsworth in 2003, Stormsaver have gained market supremacy over the last 10 years and offer the most technologically advanced and efficient rainwater harvesting systems in the industry. ![]()
Picture: The team at Stormsaver celebrating their 10th birthday.
Supplying to both commercial and residential markets, Stormsaver currently work with over half of the top 50 construction companies in the UK. Their client list also includes leading supermarket chains, global restaurant brands, colleges and local authorities. Stormsaver have helped to provide over 1,000 systems in the last 10 years. Their work has helped the UK to recycle over 10 billion litres of rainwater, as a sustainable alternative to using mains water.
Lisa Farnsworth, Sales Director comments, “We are so proud to be celebrating our birthday in January. Reaching a decade is a real milestone for us. We have a fantastic team behind us who are well known for their expertise and reliable service. Our product range has been developed over the last decade and we are proud to have had our achievements recognised with awards for innovation. Stormsaver has come a long way over the years and we are excited about the future. Our company remains passionate in our quest to promote rainwater harvesting as a great way to save money, promote sustainability and reduce carbon footprints. Here’s to the next 10 years!"
Stormsaver have ambitious growth plans for the future. The company have recently launched Rain Maintain® a service that offers maintenance and aftercare to those with rainwater harvesting systems from any manufacturer. 2013 will see the launch of further ventures that will help to reinforce Stormsavers’ market leading position.
For more information:
Stormsaver Ltd
Units 7 - 8
Roewood Courtyard
Winkburn
Newark
Nottinghamshire NG22 8PG
Tel: 0844 884 0015

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