Irrigation Rebate & Incentive Finder
Find rebates and incentives available for smart irrigation upgrades in your area. Enter your zip code and property type to see what programs you may qualify for.
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Enter your zip code and click "Find Rebates" to search for available programs.
Features Rebate Programs Look For
Most smart controller rebate programs require weather-based scheduling, soil moisture sensing, or both. Droughtless includes these capabilities. Check with your local utility to confirm eligibility.
- Soil moisture sensor integration — Built-in soil moisture monitoring per zone helps demonstrate measurable water savings.
- Weather-based scheduling — Physics-based scheduling adjusts daily using evapotranspiration data, forecast ensembles, and soil conditions — the core requirement for most smart controller rebate programs.
- Real-time water use monitoring — Flow tracking and water budget reports help document conservation outcomes.
See if you qualify
Check with your local water utility to see if Droughtless qualifies for available rebate programs. Contact us if you need system documentation for your application.
Contact UsFrequently Asked Questions
What is a WaterSense-labeled irrigation controller?
A WaterSense-labeled irrigation controller is a smart controller certified by the EPA WaterSense program to use local weather data and landscape conditions to automatically adjust watering schedules. These controllers have been independently tested and certified to be at least 20% more efficient than standard timer-based controllers. Most utility rebate programs require WaterSense certification or equivalent weather-based functionality.
How much can I save with irrigation rebates?
Irrigation rebates typically range from $25 to $500 per controller depending on your water utility and region. Some programs offer up to 50% cost-share on conservation projects. Combined with the 30-50% water savings from smart controllers, the total financial benefit can be substantial for commercial properties. Many utilities also offer free irrigation audits that identify additional savings opportunities beyond controller upgrades.
Do rebates apply to commercial properties?
Yes. Most water utility rebate programs include commercial properties, and many have dedicated commercial conservation programs with higher incentive amounts than residential programs. Golf courses, parks, HOAs, schools, and commercial landscapes typically qualify for the largest rebates because they use the most water and offer the greatest conservation potential. Some programs are exclusively for commercial and institutional customers.