Residential High-Efficiency Toilet Rebate

The best first step you can take to improve water efficiency in your home is to replace old, inefficient toilets with new WaterSense labeled High-Efficiency Toilets (HET) . Toilets are typically the largest indoor water user. Older toilets (installed before 1992) generally use 2.5 to 3.5 gallons per flush (gpf) while new HETs use 1.28 gpf or less. You could save 50% or more water with every flush.

Apply for a $75 per HET rebate when you…

Replace old water-wasting toilet(s) with EPA WaterSense labeled HETs. Limit: 3 HET rebates per household.

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.
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
Applications must include a copy of a proof of purchase 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.
Prior to approval, an on-site inspection may be required by TVWD.
The total rebate per item will not exceed the receipt amount.

How To Apply

After purchasing and installing your HET(s) per the eligibility requirements outlined above, complete the rebate application form and attach a copy of the receipt. Please allow 4-6 weeks for processing. Rebate applications that are incomplete, lacking required documentation or missing a signature will be returned. TVWD is not responsible for items lost or delayed in the mail.