54 programs · checked October 22, 2026

Yard rebates in Western Australia

54 programs pay Western Australia residents for yard projects, 2 of them open to anyone in the state. 18 list themselves as open now. The largest, Aqwest Rainwater Tank Rebate, pays up to $1,000 per household. 3 ask for a plan, sketch or plant list before they approve a project.

Open to anyone in Western Australia

Programs open across the state. Local programs below often stack on top of these.

  • Open

    WA Treebate Native Tree Rebate

    Department of Water and Environmental Regulation (Government of Western Australia)

    Up to $150 per person for up to five native trees each program year (the rebate equals what you spent, capped at $150)

    Up to $150 per household

  • Open

    WA Tree Recovery Shot-Hole Borer Tree Replacement Rebate

    Department of Water and Environmental Regulation (Government of Western Australia)

    Up to $150 for every tree you replace (including soil, mulch, fertiliser, stakes and guards in the same claim)

Lawn replacement rebates

Irrigation rebates

Smart controllers, drip conversion, efficient nozzles and sensors

Rain barrel and cistern rebates

Rebates, discounts and free barrels for catching roof runoff

  • Open

    Aqwest Rainwater Tank Rebate

    Aqwest (Bunbury Water Corporation)

    Up to $1,000 (or the cost, if less) for a new plumbed-in tank of 2,000L or more; up to $500 to plumb in an existing tank; up to $500 to replace an existing plumbed-in tank

    Up to $1,000 per household

  • Open

    Water Corporation Regional Rainwater Tank Rebate

    Water Corporation

    Up to $1,000 for a new tank plus plumbing; up to $500 to plumb in an existing tank or replace a plumbed-in tank (or the cost if less)

    Up to $1,000 per household

  • Limited funds

    Busselton Water Rainwater Tank Rebate

    Busselton Water

    Up to $1,000 (or the cost, if less) for a new plumbed-in tank; up to $500 to plumb in an existing tank; up to $500 to replace an existing plumbed-in tank

    Up to $1,000 per household

Tree rebates and free trees

Free trees, tree rebates and shade-tree programs

Native plant and pollinator rebates

Compost bin and mulch programs

Graywater rebates

Laundry-to-landscape and other graywater systems

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Source: Sow, “Yard rebates in Western Australia,” checked October 22, 2026, https://www.usesow.com/rebates/western-australia

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

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