Arizona
Irrigation rebates in Arizona
13 programs in Arizona pay residents for irrigation upgrades. 13 list themselves as open now, and the median maximum is $225 per household.
These programs cover part or all of the cost of a weather-based or soil-moisture controller, a drip conversion, rotary nozzles or a rain sensor. Most require a WaterSense-labeled product and a receipt, and some send a technician to install it for free.
13 programs
- Open
City of Glendale Landscape Irrigation Technology Rebate
City of Glendale Conservation and Sustainable Living
Up to $750 total: smart controller up to $250; other items up to $500 combined (nozzles $5 each, WaterSense spray bodies $10 each, rain sensor $50, flow sensor with leak detection $100 each)
Up to $750 per household
- Open
City of Tempe High-Efficiency Irrigation Rebate
City of Tempe Water Conservation
Up to $500 of pre-tax purchase price; smart controllers capped at $250 subtotal
Up to $500 per household
- Open
City of Chandler Smart Irrigation Controller Rebate
City of Chandler Water Conservation
50% of purchase price (excluding tax and installation), up to $250
Up to $250 per household
- Open
City of Peoria Smart Irrigation Controller Rebate
City of Peoria Sustainability and Water Conservation
Up to $250; max one per household every 7 years
Up to $250 per household
- Open
City of Scottsdale WaterSense Smart Irrigation Controller Rebate
City of Scottsdale Water Conservation
Cost of the controller, up to $250
Up to $250 per household
- Open
Town of Gilbert Residential Smart Controller Rebate
Town of Gilbert Water Conservation
Up to $250 per household, not more than purchase price
Up to $250 per household
- Open
City of Surprise Water Efficient Rotary Nozzles Rebate
City of Surprise Water Conservation
Actual price or up to $5 per nozzle, up to $200 (20 to 40 nozzles)
Up to $200 per household
- Open
Town of Marana Smart Irrigation Controller Rebate
Town of Marana Water Department
Up to $100 per controller, maximum 2 controllers
Up to $200 per household
- Open
City of Surprise WaterSense Irrigation Controller Rebate
City of Surprise Water Conservation
Cost of controller up to $125 (excludes labor, shipping, tax)
Up to $125 per household
- Open
City of Avondale Smart Irrigation Controller Rebate
City of Avondale Water Conservation
$100
Up to $100 per household
- Open
City of Phoenix Smart Irrigation Controller Incentive
City of Phoenix Water Services
Up to $75
Up to $75 per household
- Open
City of Prescott WaterSense Smart Irrigation Controller Rebate
City of Prescott Water Conservation (WaterSmart)
$75
Up to $75 per household
- Open
City of Goodyear Free Smart Irrigation Timer and Rain Sensor
City of Goodyear Water Conservation
Free smart (weather-based) irrigation timer; free irrigation rain sensor; discounted Flume smart water sensor (price not published)
Other Arizona programs
- Lawn replacement 13
- Rain barrels and cisterns 5
- Rain gardens and stormwater projects 1
- Trees 3
- Native plants and pollinator habitat 1
- Electric lawn equipment 2
- Graywater 3
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
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