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Hawaii Water Service Ka'anapali Smart Controller Rebate

Run by Hawaii Water Service (Cal Water Group)

OpenLast checked October 17, 2026
What you get
Up to $125 per controller, not more than the purchase price
Maximum
$125 per household
Who qualifies
Residential customers (single-family homes and multi-family dwelling units) served by Hawaii Water in the Ka'anapali system. Tenants may apply with an explanation of their situation; rebates are not paid to contractors or third parties.
Where
Residential customers of the Hawaii Water Service Ka'anapali system in West Maui.
Status
Open. First come first served until rebate funds are depleted; May 2026 release describes it as current.
Type of payment
Rebate

What you do

Buy and install a WaterSense-labeled smart irrigation controller from the qualified product list, then mail the application with the original sales receipt.

Requirements

  • Controller must be EPA WaterSense-labeled and on the qualified product list
  • Installed at a site served by Hawaii Water, account number must match install location
  • Purchased and installed within 6 months before applying
  • Original sales receipt required; contractor invoices not accepted
  • Rebate paid up to purchase price, excluding tax, shipping and installation
  • One rebate program per device; no applying under multiple programs
  • Hawaii Water may verify purchase and installation
  • Pre-qualification required only if total rebates are $5,000 or more

How to apply

  1. 1Buy and install a qualifying controller
  2. 2Complete the Residential Rebate Application (rev 6/2025) with model, install date and price
  3. 3Mail it with the original sales receipt to Hawaii Water Rebate Program, PO Box 384809, Waikoloa, HI 96738-4809
  4. 4Rebate check arrives by mail

Timing and deadlines

Six to eight weeks for the check; contact [email protected] or (844) 207-1313 after eight weeks

Apply within 6 months of installation; no program end date published

Combining it with other programs

Not published; rebates limited to one program per device

Sources

Last checked October 17, 2026. See something out of date? Tell us.

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