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Residential Weather-Based Irrigation Rebate

Paying You To Make Water-Efficient Choices

Residential Sprinkler System

  Call 503-848-3056 first to verify funds are still available!

Save Water And Money 

TVWD encourages water efficiency to promote wise water use because everyone depends on water. Water use frequently doubles or triples during the summer months due to outdoor watering. In most cases homeowners turn on their irrigation system and neglect to adjust watering schedules according to site, climate and condition. Weather based irrigation systems monitor that your landscape is only getting the water it needs which encourages a healthy landscape and being water smart.

Apply for up to a $200 landscape irrigation rebate when you…

  • Install a weather-based evapotranspiration (ET) Controller or Soil Moisture Sensor. Accessories and labor are not included. Limit: 1 rebate per property.

Eligibility Requirements

  • Applicants must live in a single-family residence within the Tualatin Valley Water District, including a house, condominium, duplex/multiplex or manufactured home with a single or master meter. NOTE: Customers in the Southwood Park Water District and Valley View Water District and apartment owners* currently DO NOT qualify for this rebate.
  • The applicant must have a current TVWD water account in good standing or be the owner of the master metered (condominium, duplex/multiplex or manufactured home) residence within the District as verified by TVWD.
  • To verify if the new device qualifies for the rebate, take a look at a partial list of qualified devices (PDF). If the device is not listed, e-mail conservation@tvwd.org or call 503-848-3056.
  • Applications must include a copy of an itemized sales receipt from a retailer or plumbing company that specifies the purchase date, purchase price, manufacturer and model number.
  • The application must be received by TVWD within 90 days of purchase date. 

*Are you an apartment owner or business interested in a rebate or other conservation programs? Visit our Business, Industry and Government Conservation Web page.

For Contractor Installations

  • Prior to approval, an on-site inspection may be required by TVWD.
  • The verification portion of the application form must be filled out completely.

For Homeowner Installations

  • If installation is done by the homeowner, prior approval must be obtained by TVWD before installation by calling 503-848-3036.
  • The verification portion of the application form must be filled out completely.
  • An on-site inspection by TVWD is required after installation is completed. Call 503-848-3036 to schedule an appointment. After the TVWD inspection, upon approval, the rebate will be processed.

How To Apply For A Rebate

  • After purchasing and installing your new Weather-Based Irrigation Controller or Soil Moisture Sensor per the eligibility requirements outlined above, complete this Weather-Based Irrigation Application form (PDF) and attach a copy of the receipt.
  • Choose the most convenient option to submit the application and receipt:
    • Mail: TVWD, Attn: Rebates, 1850 SW 170th Ave, Beaverton OR, 97006
    • Fax: 503-356-3156
    • E-mail: conservation@tvwd.org
  • Call or contact our Conservation Program at (503) 848-3056 for the rebate terms and conditions and with any questions. You can also download the Residential Rebate Brochure (PDF) or visit our Residential Rebate Frequently Asked Questions Web page for more information.

Please allow 4-6 weeks for processing.

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