How much can you get back for your sprinklers?

Potable in-ground system; average use over 8,500 gal/month over 2 years; backflow preventer; Extension evaluation before and after.

Status: Active per official page. Outdoor rebates combine up to $2,500 per property ($3,500 with a well).

“Rain Shut-Off Technology Rebate : 100% of documented costs up to $150 for one device ... Irrigation System Repair or Replacement Rebate : 50% of documented costs up to $1,500”

Minimum 1,000 sq ft; pre-job inspection; done within 60 days of approval; no new construction.

Status: Flyer on official city site; date not shown. Confirm with the City.

“The City of Stuart will pay customers $1 per square foot to remove up to 1,500 square feet of irrigated, viable turf”

Free UF/IFAS pre-assessment required BEFORE any work; itemized invoices and proof of payment; $500 max per program year (Oct 1–Sep 30) for up to 5 years.

Status: Active; county release of July 1, 2026 confirms the program. First come, first served.

“A maximum of $500.00 is available for each applicant, per program year for up to five years.”

System must be verified by the City Building Department as meeting the 70%+ efficiency standard.

Status: In city irrigation ordinance (notice dated Apr 19, 2024; effective Jun 1, 2024). Confirm with the City before buying.

“Property owners who install a smart irrigation system verified by the City Building Department... shall receive a $500 cash rebate from the City.”

Average use of at least 14,000 gal/month (see source for full terms); participating utilities only.

Status: Active per official page.

“Rebate amounts are dependent on the utility. Some are up to $200 while others are up to $350 not to exceed the cost”

Pre-qualified single-family homes (about 18,000+ gal/month potable use on average), 2+ years old, in-ground potable system, licensed contractor install.

Status: Active. Eligibility updated annually, depends on funding.

“The rebates amount is up to $125 for the device, or the actual cost of the device, whichever is lower. An additional $125 rebate is available for the labor of a licensed irrigation contractor... The maximum possible rebate is capped at $250.”

Single-family homeowners on potable water; working system; no new construction or expansions.

Status: Active per official page.

“Sprinkler System Evaluation Up To $100 ... Installation or repair of Rain Sensor $50 ... Installation of a WaterSense labeled Weather Based Irrigation Controller $100”

Install first and photograph before and after; receipt dated on or after Oct 1, 2026; possible on-site check.

Status: Active; first come, first served until funds run out.

“U.S. EPA WaterSense®-labeled smart irrigation controllers $200 ... Purchases must be made on or after October 1, 2026.”

Potable customers with in-ground irrigation; no add-on/plug-in devices; apply within 6 months of purchase; max 2 per property.

Status: Active per official page.

“Rebate Amount: 100% of the cost, up to $200”

Existing homes with 50%+ of irrigated area on spray/rotor; must cut high-volume area to 50% or less; inspection required; no reclaimed.

Status: Active per official page.

“Receive up to 100% of the cost—up to $200—when you install a low-volume irrigation system and Florida-Friendly plants.”

In-ground system on utility water (no private wells); 1 controller per 10 years; training required before credit.

Status: Active per official page.

“Irrigation Controller – Upgrade to WaterSense® labeled controller - $100 Rain Sensor – Replacement ONLY - $50”

Residential customers; 1 controller rebate per premises every 7 years; apply within 90 days.

Status: Active per official page.

“$150 rebate if you purchase a new WaterSense labeled smart irrigation controller online or from a local retailer.”

Utility-supplied in-ground system (no wells); either the controller OR the rain sensor rebate, not both; product cost only; inspection within 60 days for controllers.

Status: Active per official page; first come, first served.

“Maximum rebate of $150 ... Maximum rebate of $100, limit of one rebate per household.”

Apply before upgrading; staff evaluation; 60 days to install.

Status: Active per official page; amount not published, ask the county.

“The NatureScape Irrigation Service (NIS) Residential Irrigation Rebate Program (RIRP) offers eligible homeowners options for upgrading to efficient, digital/weather-based irrigation systems.”

Active City water account; one evaluation per property.

Status: Active per official page.

“The City, in partnership with Palm Beach Soil & Water Conservation District, offers one free irrigation evaluation for residential water customers.”