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At Arid Solutions Inc.Com™, our goal is to bring you water conservation products that are attractive and user friendly to help harvest and recycle fresh water. 

Our vision is to have  rain barrels as commonplace outdoors as hoses or potted plants and that those tanks will be the first places people will go when they need water for any non-potable purpose - thus saving fresh water now and for the future.

Photo: The display is at the Albuquerque Convention Center for the 2005 Children's Water Festival.  Lisa Ayres was the "Water Wizard" for the 2005 & 2006 Festival.  At the display everyone could learn ways to harvest and use recycled water.                                         

ASI is proud to be a member of Co-op America and listed in the National Green Pages. This seal of approval is the seal of choice for environmentally conscious consumers.

Here are some of the "green practices" of our business and home:

We reuse any and all shipping boxes and materials when possible. Non-sensitive office paper is shredded and used in packing or to keep the composting worms happy! Our home office is  located in a house that has been remodeled using green products and reusing what was onsite when possible. Recycled products are used when possible in daily living...along with the products we sell on this site!

The Arid Solutions Inc.Com™ "Recycler"  Rain Barrel is what we believe to be the finest available.  It was designed for the homeowner or business owner who wants to save water but also wants an attractive, quality tank.  These water collection tanks take the old "rain barrel" to a whole new level with features that allow water collection to adapt to various needs and situations. Lisa Ayres Arid Solutions Inc. Water Wizard 2005 

FYI:  Lisa Ayres, owner of Arid Solutions Inc.Com™ is a member of, or has contributed directly to the following non-profit organizations, it is a partial list.:

  • New Mexico Mediators Association
  • All Faiths Receiving Home
  • Wheels Museum
  • MADD
  • Talking Talons
  • Albuquerque Public Schools
  • Greater Albuquerque Habitat for Humanity
  • Children's Water Festivals
  • Project Share 
  • Adopt-A-Highway, MM 14- MM 15.2, Tramway Blvd.

We believe all businesses should support their local communities, and when possible, communities should support their local businesses.  ASI   contributes a percentage of all sales to the community. Photo Above: The 101st Habitat for Humanity House is using two Arid Solutions Inc. "Recycler" Standard Water Collection Tanks.  Both New Mexico Sandstone and Santa Fe Adobe are featured. 

City of Santa Fe Rebate Requirements:  You are able to print a Rain Barrel rebate form from the City of Santa Fe's web site http://www.sfweb.ci.santa-fe.nm.us/waterwise.  Please call 505-455-4225 for more information.

City of Albuquerque Rebate Program Requirements: The purchase of a Standard Water Collection tank qualifies for the $25 rebate to be applied to your water bill.  You are able to print out the Rain Barrel rebate form from this link, http://www.cabq.gov/waterconservation/rainwater.html

 

 

CUSTOMER TESTIMONIALS

Lisa,

 

I received my rings in rings rain chain and have gotten so many good compliments on the quality and style from neighbors. I have looked at many rain chains and am glad I purchased these. A real work of art! As much as it rains in the Northwest, I'll have many days to enjoy the chains.

very pleased,

A.C., Oregon

The drip kits arrived promptly.  I have installed one of them and it works perfectly.
 
Many thanks.
 
L.M., Washington, D.C.
 
We are very pleased with your service and FAST shipping. Can't wait to get them set up. We are having so much rain here right now we can't get out to set them up yet.
Thanks again for such great service.
B.B., Saginaw, MI
 

Lisa,

Thanks for your inquiry.  We have been totally satisfied with your product, and our only problem is managing the amount of water… sometimes full barrels, sometimes not enough rain.   But we’ll learn how to do that.  Right now we’re deciding how to apportion the remaining water before the heavy freezes set in. Please let us know if you have clients who would like to see the systems.  We’d be happy to show them off.

R.H., Corrales, NM

I love My system, It works great!!!!!!!!!!!!!

J.W., Capitan, NM

  "The whole system is very well thought out, a fine product. I am very happy." J.H., Mystic, CT

Here is a follow up letter from Mystic, CT, received 5/06....

Yes, not only would I recommend you and your products

but I already have, to all my friends who would be

able to use a rain barrel, etc. Here's a copy.

Dear friends,

I'm nervous about the lack of water over the winter

and the potential for drought this summer.

If you are interested in rain barrels for water

conservation here's the web sight I use and LOVE!!

lisa@aridsolutionsinc.com I found them the best

looking and easiest to use. Mine has lived through 3

winters with no cracks. I forgot to empty mine for

the winter last season and no problem; don't recommend

doing that. I bought an Adobe, color, rain barrel and

just ordered one for the top to double the H2O savings

and help the water pressure. The first year I had

mine up and working I did not water the property from

the house to the shore. I used only the rain barrel,

all season! I even used it to keep the "pond" full.

No chlorine just great healthy rain water. I did put

one of those mosquito ring things in to control the

little buggers.

Just thought if you were interested at some point ...

this one is very good! Tried and true.