Products & Affiliations

At TFS we understand the importance of supporting manufacturers close to home. Therefore, the majority of products we use, ranging from our culvert cisterns to our metal rainheads, are manufactured right here in Southern Arizona. We also install U.S. made polyethylene tanks.

Polyethylene Cisterns

Our polyethylene plastic cisterns are prefabricated in a wide variety of sizes and colors and purchased from a Tucson distributor. The tanks are UV-resistant for durability and lightproof to prevent the growth of algae in tank. They have a 10-year warranty and should last 30 years unpainted in direct sunlight. To extend the lifetime, any plastic cistern can be painted with exterior paint.

For more than 30 years Snyder Industries has been a leader in building polyethylene tanks that are lighter, stronger and more cost effective than other materials. Visit the Snyder Industries website.

The Rotonics Manufacturing Inc. (RMI) water tanks are seamless with one-piece construction that is impact and corrosion resistant. These tanks are made of FDA-approved High Density Linear Polyethylene and UV stabilizers to ensure a long-term and maintenance free life for you tank. Visit the Rotonics website.

Culvert Cisterns

The galvanized steel culvert cisterns we install are made from 30% recycled steel. We purchase these cisterns from Arizona Culvert Company, which is located in Casa Grand, AZ. We seal our culvert tanks with BlueMax, an environmentally friendly, petroleum free VOC-free water sealant. These cisterns can be painted with any exterior paint with a metal primer. Culvert cisterns should last over 50 years with minimal maintenance

Affiliations

Technicians For Sustainability is proud to partner with and support organizations that work to promote and advance renewable energy, sustainable technologies, and professional standards.

TFS is proud to be a member of the American Rainwater Catchment Systems Association only U.S. non-profit organization focused solely on educating professionals and the public about the benefits of conserving water through rainwater harvesting and reuse. Visit the ARCSA website.