Rebates and coupons
Let the Southern Nevada Water Authority (SNWA) help you save water. The SNWA offers a range of free services and rebate programs to help homeowners and businesses become water smart.
Water Smart Landscapes Rebate
The biggest use of our community's water supply is outdoor landscape watering, and with Lake Mead in shortage conditions, we all need to do our part to help conserve water!
Whether you do it yourself or hire a contractor, the SNWA will rebate residential properties, businesses, HOAs and multifamily properties for grass removed and replaced with desert landscaping.
Learn more about:
- Rebate benefits and amounts
- The rebate process and program conditions
- Helpful resources to use during your landscape conversion
⭐NEW INCENTIVE: An additional $2 per square foot⭐
Now, LVVWD residential customers who participate in the Water Smart Landscapes Rebate program will receive an additional $2 per square foot! Combined with the SNWA's $3 incentive, that's $5 per square foot (up to 10,000 square feet) and $3.50 per square foot thereafter.
No extra form required! LVVWD customers will be identified by the SNWA. There is no expiration date for this additional incentive, but applicants should refer to program terms and conditions for full details. Conversion projects must be completed within 12 months.
This additional $2 per square foot incentive is funded by the LVVWD's Excessive Use Charge paid by the highest residential water users, helping ensure that those who consume the most water contribute to community-wide conservation efforts.
Smart irrigation clocks
Purchase a smart irrigation controller that automatically adjusts watering schedules based upon weather conditions and estimated plant demand.
Get a Smart Clock RebateWater Smart car wash
Commercial car wash facilities use less water than the average homeowner, and the facilities often recycle the water. Keep your car clean the water-smart way, and get a coupon!
Get a Car Wash CouponHome leak sensors
Prevent or mitigate water damage at your home by using a leak sensor that sends information to your smartphone. The SNWA offers a rebate to reduce costs.
Get a Home Leak Sensor Rebate