Irrigation upgrades · Texas
Dallas Water Utilities Residential Irrigation Rebate
Run by Dallas Water Utilities
- What you get
- $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
- Maximum
- $3,000 per household
- Who qualifies
- Existing single-family residential customers of Dallas Water Utilities who own the property and hold the water account in good standing; must show ID. Existing permanent working in-ground systems only.
- Where
- Single-family homeowners with a Dallas Water Utilities account in good standing.
- Status
- Open. Pilot for 100 pre-selected properties; page says next fiscal year opens first-come, first-served to up to 200 properties.
- Type of payment
- Bill credit
What you do
Upgrade an existing in-ground sprinkler system: install a WaterSense controller, convert pop-up spray zones to drip or bubblers, swap fixed spray nozzles for multi-stream rotary nozzles in turf, or split a zone into separate bed and turf zones.
Requirements
- Upgrade must improve, not expand, an existing system; no new systems
- Work already done before approval is not eligible
- Rebate excludes taxes, shipping, delivery and cannot exceed upgrade cost
- All materials and labor paid in full before rebate is processed
- Controller: EPA WaterSense label, day-of-week scheduling, seasonal adjustment, rain/freeze sensor compatibility or weather connectivity, controls at least 1 zone, battery backup, wall-mounted, full schedule programmed at final inspection
- Drip: pressure regulation, filter, pressure release point, soil staples or mulch, pop-up indicator, dedicated zone valve; no soaker hoses, perforated pipe, emitters over 1 gph, barbed fittings, adjustable emitters or bubblers, micro-sprays
- All sprinklers in converted drip zone removed or capped; drip zone cannot exceed original bed size
- Nozzle conversion: all nozzles in the zone converted with matched precipitation rate
- Zone split: one of the two new zones must be drip
- Complete project within one year and submit all documentation
How to apply
- 1Request a rebate Irrigation System Evaluation via the SaveDallasWater free irrigation audit form (write Irrigation Rebate in comments) or call 214-670-3155
- 2Submit the rebate application (pilot-group properties use the survey link they receive)
- 3Complete the project within one year and submit all required documentation
- 4Credit posts to your DWU water account within two billing cycles
Timing and deadlines
Credit within two billing cycles after documentation; project must be finished within one year
Complete project within 1 year; no application deadline listed
Combining it with other programs
not published
Sources
- https://dallascityhall.com/departments/waterutilities/Pages/Residential-Irrigation-Rebate-Program.aspx (official page)
- https://dallascityhall.com/departments/waterutilities/Documents/Rebate%20Eligibility%20and%20Requirements%202026_Final.pdf
- https://dallascityhall.com/departments/waterutilities/Documents/Irrigation%20Rebate%20Program%20FAQs_Final.pdf
Last checked October 17, 2026. See something out of date? Tell us.
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