Will be paid on a one-for-one replacement basis for homes built prior to 1993. A maximum of three rebates may be paid at any one address. Qualifying replacements are eligible for a $75.00 rebate. Rebates will only be paid once for
a service location.

The District maintains a data base of rebates for the life of the program and it will be consulted before each payment to ensure the District has not already reimbursed a customer at that address. Installation will be confirmed by inspection or presentation of an invoice from a certified plumber reflecting address, date and performance of work. Subsequent owners/occupants will not be paid a second rebate where the District has already paid a rebate. Toilet rebates are available to commercial accounts, however, the three unit limitation associated with residential accounts does not apply. The General Manager can approve up to 50 applications from a single applicant without Board approval. In the event the applicant requests more than 50 rebates in one year, the Board of Directors will be apprised before the rebates are paid so that budget adjustments can be considered. Final action could take up to 60 days and could result in some or all of the payment not being made until the following fiscal year. Click here for Toilet Rebate Form application.

Will only be paid once to a resident residing at a specific address. Qualifying machines are eligible for a $100.00 rebate. If it can be determined that a customer has moved within the District and we have already paid that customer a washing machine rebate, the District will not pay that customer a second rebate. The list found at the Consortium for Energy Efficiency (CEE) internet web site will be used as the basis for determining whether or not a washing machine qualifies for a rebate. Only Tier 3 machines are eligible for rebates. As with toilet rebates, the District maintains a data base which will be consulted to ensure duplicate payments are not made. application. Attach copies of any invoices you have to facilitate the rebate process. Click here for Washing Machine Rebate Form application.

This is a small (5-10 gallon) traditional hot water heater installed at the point-of-use, typically under the sink and typically electric. It can be installed on the hot water line and just augment the existing hot water supply or it can be installed on a cold-water supply. It only provides hot water to that fixture. Replacement of a typical hot water heater (a unit installed in the garage serving the whole house) with a tankless hot water system will not qualify for a rebate because it does not result in substantial water saving. However, it may qualify for a tax rebate on federal income tax if that benefit is reinstated by the federal government. Contact us at (210) 655-2888 for additional information before making any decision on purchasing one of these devices. Please contact our office in regards to the Hot Water-On-Demand Rebate Form.