Washington
Irrigation rebates in Washington
9 programs in Washington pay residents for irrigation upgrades. 5 list themselves as open now, and the median maximum is $150 per household.
These programs cover part or all of the cost of a weather-based or soil-moisture controller, a drip conversion, rotary nozzles or a rain sensor. Most require a WaterSense-labeled product and a receipt, and some send a technician to install it for free.
9 programs
- Open
City of Spokane Water Wise Rotary Nozzle Rebate
City of Spokane Water Wise Spokane
$4 per nozzle, up to $200 per household
Up to $200 per household
- Open
City of Spokane Water Wise Spray-to-Drip Conversion Rebate
City of Spokane Water Wise Spokane
Up to $200 for product cost (labor, tax, shipping excluded)
Up to $200 per household
- Open
City of Spokane Water Wise Smart Irrigation Controller Rebate
City of Spokane Water Wise Spokane
Cost of the controller up to $100 (labor, tax, shipping excluded)
Up to $100 per household
- Open
Tacoma Water Residential Smart Irrigation Rebate
Tacoma Public Utilities (Tacoma Water)
50% of purchase price, up to $100, as an account credit
Up to $100 per household
- Open
Whatcom Water Alliance Irrigation Controller Rebate
Whatcom Water Alliance (Whatcom Conservation District)
$75
Up to $75 per household
- Seasonal
Saving Water Partnership Sprinkler Timer Replacement Rebate
Saving Water Partnership
$10 per functioning zone, up to $100
Up to $100 per household
- Status not posted
City of Olympia Waterwise Smart Irrigation Controller Rebate
City of Olympia Water Resources (Waterwise)
50% of installed cost, up to $200
Up to $200 per household
- Status not posted
City of Olympia Waterwise Sprinkler Nozzle Rebate
City of Olympia Water Resources (Waterwise)
$5 per sprinkler nozzle, max $200
Up to $200 per household
- Status not posted
City of Olympia Waterwise Free Outdoor Water Saving Kit
City of Olympia Water Resources (Waterwise)
Free outdoor kit (rain gauge, hose repair kit, adjustable spray nozzle), hose watering timer, and soil moisture meter
Other Washington programs
- Lawn replacement 3
- Rain barrels and cisterns 2
- Rain gardens and stormwater projects 9
- Stormwater fee credits 1
- Trees 7
- Wildfire defensible space 3
Sow is not affiliated with any of these agencies or utilities. Amounts and rules change, often at the start of a fiscal year, so confirm the details on the official page before you start a project. How we research these programs
Plan the project before you apply
Sow lays out your new planting on a photo of your yard and builds the plant list from plants suited to where you live.