We’re passionate about water gardening and would love to share our story with you. Learn how Aquascape started from a 12-year old boy’s hobby and developed into an award-winning, multi-million dollar company. From our quality water gardening products to a LEED® (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certified building, Aquascape plays an integral role in the world to enhance the environment and beautify landscapes across North America.
Aquascape is proud to announce that St. Charles, Ill., home to Aquascape's main headquarters, Aqualand, adopted the title of Water Garden Capital of the World. The move came after the city counsel approved the idea proposed by Ed Beaulieu, vice president of field research and contractor development.
RMS provides complete rainwater harvesting systems and solutions for residential, commercial, industrial and agricultural projects. The firm provides professional design and consulting services to its clients, which include development firms, engineering and architectural firms seeking specialized rainwater and stormwater management system design capabilities. Many of our clients are focused on earning LEED points.
Water conservation and management is becoming a worldwide survival issue due to: accelerating water shortages; property development and population growth; aging infrastructures; growing agricultural demands; a general warming trend; and the ever-increasing cost of and demand for natural water resources.
RMS brings a commonsense, cost effective approach to addressing the escalating issue of water conservation and management through its innovative rainwater harvesting system designs and its experienced, knowledgeable staff. The expertise of the staff encompasses industries directly impacted by water management issues.
Rainwater, nature’s free alternative to either well or municipally supplied water.
Harvesting the rain allows us the opportunity to make better use of this vital resource that many of us take for granted. We hope that by providing a practical alternative to potable water for irrigation, high seasonal water consumption can be greatly reduced.