Texas
Yard rebates in Round Rock
9 programs can pay Round Rock residents for yard projects: 5 run by the city, the county or the utilities and districts that serve it, and 2 open to anyone in Texas. The largest, Texas A&M Forest Service Invasive Plant Solutions (TIPS) Cost-Share, pays up to $7,000 per household. 1 ask for a plan or plant list before they approve a project.
Utility programs only apply to that utility’s customers, so check who supplies your water and power.
Round Rock's own programs
Run by the city or by a utility or district that serves it.
- Open
Round Rock Parkway Strip Conversion Rebate
City of Round Rock Water Conservation
$1.50 per sq ft converted; irrigation $50 per zone capped, $75 per zone converted to drip ($25 per partial zone capped)
Up to $600 per household
- Open
Round Rock Rooted in Texas Native Tree Rebate
City of Round Rock Water Conservation
50% of tree and hardwood mulch cost, up to $500 (up to two trees)
Up to $500 per household
- Open
Round Rock Smart Irrigation Rebate
City of Round Rock Water Conservation
50% of cost for pressure regulating valve, master valve, rotary nozzle conversion; weather controller 50% up to $200; sensors 50% up to $100; drip $50 per zone; zone capping $25 per zone; full removal flat $500; irrigation check-up 50% up to $200
Up to $500 per household
- Open
Round Rock Healthy Lawn and Soil Test Rebates
City of Round Rock Water Conservation
Healthy Lawn flat $150 per single-family yard; soil test 50% of cost up to $200
Up to $200 per household
- Open
Round Rock Rainwater Collection Rebate
City of Round Rock Water Conservation
$0.50 per gallon of storage; minimum rebate $50; also covers pad material, pump and components
May apply
These cover only part of the county. Check that your address or utility is in the service area.
- Open
LCRA WaterSmart Irrigation Equipment and Evaluation Rebates
Lower Colorado River Authority (LCRA)
50% of cost up to: pressure-reducing heads/nozzles $5 each; PRV or regulator $100; soil moisture sensor $250; rain sensor $20; WaterSense smart controller $100; hose-end timer $40. Check from licensed irrigator evaluation up to $100. Free evaluation through participating providers
Up to $3,000 per household
- Open
LCRA WaterSmart Pool Filter and Pool Cover Rebates
Lower Colorado River Authority (LCRA)
Cartridge filter up to $250; pool cover 50% up to $50 (manual or solar ring) or up to $200 (permanent mechanical cover)
Up to $250 per household
Anywhere in Texas
- OpenPlan required
Texas A&M Forest Service Invasive Plant Solutions (TIPS) Cost-Share
Texas A&M Forest Service
75% of treatment/removal costs, up to $7,000 per landowner
Up to $7,000 per household
- Open
Texas Comptroller Sales Tax Exemption for Rainwater and Water-Saving Equipment
Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts
State sales tax exempt on qualifying purchases (8.25% max combined rate would otherwise apply; exemption covers the state portion, see notes)
Sow is not affiliated with any of these agencies or utilities. Amounts and rules change, often at the start of a fiscal year, so confirm the details on the official page before you start a project. How we research these programs
Plan your Round Rock yard project in Sow
Lay out the new planting on a photo of your yard with plants native to the area, and keep the plant list ready for the application.