Irrigation rebates

The largest programs

• OpenTexas

  SAWS Residential Irrigation Design Rebate

  San Antonio Water System (SAWS)

  Up to $5,000. Full removal: non-functional $500; functional $1,650 (1-4 zones), $2,150 (5-10), $2,650 (11-15), $3,650 (16-20), $4,150 (21+). Targeted: $350 per zone removed, $100 per zone converted, $200 for a new master valve. 10% bonus if done within 90 days

  Up to $5,000 per household

• OpenCalifornia

  City of Santa Monica Spray to Drip Rebate

  City of Santa Monica Water Resources (Public Works)

  $2.00 per sq ft up to $4,000 for single-family homes; multi-family/commercial $2.00 per sq ft up to $6,000 per metered account, plus an additional $1.00 per sq ft up to $10,000 total (per the Sept 2022 program guide linked from the official page)

  Up to $4,000 per household

• Status not postedPlan requiredFlorida

  Manatee County Outdoor Water Conservation Rebates

  Manatee County Utilities Department, Water Conservation

  50% of documented costs: alternative water source up to $1,000; irrigation well up to $2,500; reclaimed water connection up to $1,000; rain shut-off 100% up to $150 for one device; soil moisture sensor listed as up to $500 (unclear); irrigation repair/replacement up to $1,500; landscape retrofit up to $1,500. Combined cap $2,500 per property, or $3,500 with an irrigation well.

  Up to $3,500 per household

• OpenTexas

  Dallas Water Utilities Residential Irrigation Rebate

  Dallas Water Utilities

  $150 WaterSense controller (limit one); $200 per pop-up spray zone converted to drip/bubblers; $200 for nozzle conversion in a turf zone; $600 to split a zone into bed and turf zones; plus 50% of outsourced labor for any qualified rebate; $3,000 lifetime total

  Up to $3,000 per household

• OpenTexas

  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

• OpenTexas

  NBU Irrigation Zone Removal Rebate

  New Braunfels Utilities (NBU)

  $250 per irrigation zone retired; maximum $2,500

  Up to $2,500 per household

• OpenCalifornia

  SCV Water Drip, Nozzle and Pressure Regulation Incentives

  Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency (SCV Water)

  Drip irrigation $1 per sq ft of converted spray area (not above actual project cost; annual cap $2,500 per residential customer per the Aug 2026 packet); high-efficiency nozzle up to $12 each; master pressure regulator 80% of price (1 per meter); pressure regulating valve 80% of price; pressure regulating body with check valve up to $10 each.

  Up to $2,500 per household

• OpenCalifornia

  CVWD Residential Rotary Nozzle Rebate

  Coachella Valley Water District

  $4 per nozzle, up to $2,000

  Up to $2,000 per household