Irrigation upgrades · Texas
Plano Rain and Freeze Sensor Rebate
Run by City of Plano Water Resources
OpenLast checked October 17, 2026
- What you get
- $50 utility credit, plus $25 more if installed by a licensed irrigation professional (max $75)
- Maximum
- $75 per household
- Who qualifies
- Residential homeowner with a City of Plano water account in good standing for the property; one sensor per household.
- Where
- Residential homeowners with a City of Plano water account.
- Status
- Open. City may end or modify at any time.
- Type of payment
- Bill credit
What you do
Retrofit an existing irrigation system with a rain/freeze sensor.
Requirements
- Residential only; applicant must own the home
- Existing irrigation system without a rain/freeze sensor; new irrigation systems not eligible
- Sensor purchased from a retailer located in the City of Plano
- Application and proof of purchase received within 120 days of purchase
- Licensed installer invoice needed for the extra $25
- Keep the sensor installed as long as you own the property
- No irrigation permit needed for the retrofit
How to apply
- 1Buy a rain/freeze sensor from a Plano retailer and install it (or hire a licensed irrigator)
- 2Complete the Residential Rain and Freeze Sensor Application PDF
- 3Attach store receipt or licensed irrigator invoice
- 4Email to [email protected], fax 972-769-4219, or mail to City of Plano Water Conservation Rebate Program, 4200 W. Plano Parkway, 2nd Floor, Plano TX 75093
Timing and deadlines
About 30 days to process, first-come first-served; credit applied to the utility bill.
Within 120 days of purchase
Combining it with other programs
not published
Sources
- https://www.plano.gov/water-conservation-rebates (official page)
- https://www.plano.gov/asset/24d749ce-127c-4020-b73d-0fd6b25786f7
Last checked October 17, 2026. See something out of date? Tell us.
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