The Gabriola Island Health Care Rainwater Collection Facility is a pioneering infrastructure project designed to provide a reliable and sustainable potable water source for the local health care community. Constructed by Velsen Homes, this innovative system captures, stores, filters, and treats rainwater to meet stringent health and safety standards for daily use.

As one of the first facilities of its kind in the region, the project required careful coordination between engineers, health authorities, and specialized trades to integrate large-scale water storage, advanced filtration systems, pumping equipment, and distribution infrastructure. The result is a resilient water system that reduces dependence on traditional water sources while supporting the long-term sustainability of critical community services.

Built with a focus on durability, environmental responsibility, and operational reliability, the facility demonstrates how innovative construction practices can help address infrastructure challenges in remote and island communities. The project reflects Velsen Homes' commitment to delivering complex, high-quality solutions that support both healthy communities and a healthy planet.