Rain Brothers, LLC - Rain Cistern Experts

01/07/2026

Cisterns are crazy. I’ve been in over 3,000 of them and they’re all unique

12/22/2025

This is a 16,500 gal system we put in last year for DHL in Canal Wi******er. Been a few years since we’ve posted, I guess 😂

12/15/2025

04/22/2024

For Earth Day there's no better way to celebrate than with a Rainwater Harvesting System. Rain is free. Use it! Whether you're on or off-grid, the principles are the same: collect it, clean it, store it, filter it, enjoy it. If you have questions, we are here to help

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04/19/2024

🌧️💧 Time to Think Green! DIY Rain Barrel Construction and Installation Kit (w/ Downspout Diverter) 🌱💦

Looking to green your garden? Consider rain barrels and rainwater harvesting! Collect rainwater to nourish your plants, conserve resources, and protect the environment. Embrace eco-friendly gardening and let nature do the watering for you! 🌿🌧️

If you've got a rain barrel, we've got the kit to help you configure it properly. Maximize your rainwater harvesting potential with ease! 🛠️💧

https://www.rainbrothers.com/store/DIY-Rain-Barrel-Construction-and-Installation-Kit-w-Downspout-Diverter-p281493335

12/30/2022

NEW SHOP! 2023 will mark our 17th year in business, and this is our EIGHTH move as a company! Back in August, we bought a somewhat dilapidated building (see last pic) in Yellow Springs, Ohio to house our sales division. We fit in the rehab work between cistern projects, and officially moved in mid-September (I’m just slow to post). With our service division located on the other side of Yellow Springs, we’re now firmly rooted in the community and ready to serve.

12/29/2022

Mud. Haven’t posted in a while. Just got done scraping the Nov/Dec mud off our hands so we could post again! Here we are, setting tanks in the mud, running pipe in the mud, trying to grade mud, fixing broke-down equipment in the mud, and fighting pit cave-ins in the mud. We wouldn’t do it if we didn’t love it!! The first set of pics is an EPA holding tank project for a small livestock operation. The second set of pics is for a cistern upgrade (including tying a new cistern to an existing cistern) for a whole house system.