Most Texans know how to prepare for power outages. Solar panels? Check. Home batteries? Check. A backup generator? Absolutely.
But as Eric Sheng, our Co-Founder, explains in this video, power is only half the equation. In Texas, where droughts get longer, municipal pipes keep aging, and boil-water notices appear without warning, homeowners also need a reliable water solution. And not just any solution, but one that provides true independence, redundancy, and everyday peace of mind.
That’s exactly what this Austin homeowner set out to build.
Home Resilience Requires Redundancy For Power and Water
In this video, Eric highlights how this Austin home is outfitted with everything you’d expect for power resilience: solar panels, home batteries, and a generator, all working together to keep electricity running during outages.
But then comes a gap most Texans often overlook: even if your power is backed up, your water isn’t. And in a state where droughts, boil notices, and infrastructure failures are becoming the norm, the question practically asks itself — what good is a resilient home if the water isn’t resilient too?
City water systems can fail. Wells depend on rainfall and groundwater levels, which are becoming increasingly unpredictable. And across Austin, Houston, and Central Texas, boil notices and contamination alerts have become far too common.
A resilient home can’t stop at power backup. It needs water independence.
Aquaria Hydropack: Turning Humidity Into a Reliable Water Source
Aquaria Hydropack is an atmospheric water generator that produces clean, drinkable water by pulling moisture from the air. Instead of relying on wells, rainfall, or stressed municipal systems, the Hydropack taps into something Texas always has: humidity.
Even during droughts, when reservoirs drop and boil-water notices disrupt daily life, the air remains a stable and predictable source of water. Paired with an external storage tank, the Hydropack continuously generates and stores fresh water on-site, giving homeowners a dependable supply around the clock.
Imagine this: No fragile pipes. No dependency on city infrastructure. No waiting on rainfall.
Just a secure, self-produced water source, generated quietly in your own backyard.
Choosing the Right Hydropack for Your Home
Every Texas home is different; from the size of the household, to water habits, to the local climate and humidity levels. That’s why Aquaria offers several Hydropack models, each designed to support different lifestyles and resilience goals. Rather than a one-size-fits-all solution, the right choice depends on how much water your family uses, whether you want full off-grid capability, and how much storage or redundancy feels right for your home.
Across all models, the core capability remains the same: each Hydropack produces clean, premium drinking water that exceeds EPA standards, giving Texas homeowners a stable, on-site water supply regardless of what’s happening with wells, rain, or city utilities.
The best choice is really about matching your water system to your home’s real needs, your climate, and the level of independence you want to build.
Build Your Resilient Home With Aquaria
If you’re exploring solar, batteries, or backup generators, your water system deserves the same level of resilience. The Hydropack gives you a dependable, renewable source of clean water — no rain, no wells, no city infrastructure required.
Reach out to us to learn how you can build a resilient home, powered and watered by your own independent systems.