Irrigation upgrades · California
Burbank Smart Controller, Nozzle and Rain Barrel Rebates
Run by Burbank Water and Power (with Metropolitan Water District)
OpenLast checked October 17, 2026
- What you get
- Rain barrels from $35 each; cisterns $250-$350 each; rotating sprinkler nozzles from $5 each (minimum 30 nozzles) per the BWP rebates page. Weather-based controller: SoCal Water$mart lists a base of $80 per controller (under 1 acre) or $35 per station (over 1 acre); the BWP top-up amount was not found on an official page.
- Who qualifies
- Burbank Water and Power customers
- Where
- Burbank Water and Power customers.
- Status
- Open. Per official BWP rebates page (checked 2026-10-17); funding is limited and amounts vary by agency.
- Type of payment
- Rebate
What you do
Install a weather-based irrigation controller, rotating nozzles, rain barrel or cistern.
Requirements
- Burbank Water and Power customer
- Apply through SoCal Water$mart with receipt and water bill; qualifying products lists apply
- Nozzles: minimum quantity 30 per the BWP page (SoCal Water$mart's own page says 15; BWP's page governs for Burbank)
- Controller rebates cover active stations only; WaterSense-certified controllers only
How to apply
- 1Buy and install a qualifying product
- 2Apply online via SoCal Water$mart (rain barrels and cisterns have a SoCal Water$mart application linked from the BWP page)
- 3Contact [email protected]
Timing and deadlines
not published
Sources
- https://www.burbankwaterandpower.com/residential-rebates-incentives (official page)
- https://socalwatersmart.com/en/residential/rebates/available-rebates/irrigation-controllers/
Last checked October 17, 2026. See something out of date? Tell us.
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