Air-Cooled Ice Machines use less energy and water to make ice quickly and efficiently. Air-Cooled ice machines use 15 to 25 gallons of water to produce 100 pounds of ice while older models may use 90 gallons of water. Additionally, those machines waste 130 to 180 gallons per 100 pounds of ice just to cool the system.

Waterless Urinals can save up to 40,000 gallons of water per year when replacing urinals of 1.5 gallons per flush. These devices use gravity and a special lightweight trap with biodegradable oil, which lets waste pass through without the use of water. They also prevent odor from escaping.

Ultra Low Water Urinals use about 0.125 gallons of water or less per flush in comparison with non-efficient devices, which use around 1.5 gallons or more. These devices can save around 88% more than their predecessors. They also provide effective and low-maintenance flushing.

Flush Valve Toilets use 1.1 gallons or less per flush, which is nearly 20% less water than current WaterSense standards. This device flushes the same amount of waste more efficiently than high-water-use toilets. Eligible toilets must replace existing toilets using at least 1.6 gallons per flush. The rebate requires a qualifying bowl and a qualifying flush valve.

In most homes, toilets take up 30% of indoor water usage. High-Efficiency Tank Toilets use 1.1 gallons of water or less per flush, which is about 20% less than current WaterSense standards. Eligible toilets must replace existing toilets using at least 1.6 gallons per flush. The new tank toilet must have a matching bowl and tank.

Doing laundry takes up almost 15% of indoor water usage. Older washing machines can use up to 40 gallons of water per load while the newest models use a fraction of that. High-Efficiency Clothes Washers not only save water but they also require less energy to heat water for warm wash cycles.

Transform your outdoor space and save water with our Turf Removal Rebate Program! By replacing your grass with water-efficient landscaping, you can reduce water consumption, lower your utility bills, and create a beautiful, sustainable yard. This program offers rebates for removing turf and replacing it with drought-resistant plants, mulch, or other permeable materials.