Irrigation Rebates

Save Even More Money With Irrigation Rebates

While installing an irrigation system already helps you conserve water and reduce your water bill, you can save even more with rebates! Many Minnesota cities, including Brooklyn Park, Elk River, Ramsey, and Shoreview, now offer homeowners water efficiency rebates for various irrigation products and services.

Whether you want to optimize your irrigation system or upgrade to smarter technology, these rebate programs may save you money!

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Check Out What Your City Offers

Each city offers unique rebate terms and amounts, so contact your local municipal utilities department to find out which programs are available in your area and how you can start saving today.

Follow these links for more information on Minnesota cities* offering smart water irrigation rebates:

*This list is subject to change. Rebates are often limited to an amount allocated and/or have a deadline to apply.

Read the EPA Fact Sheet to learn more about WaterSense-labeled irrigation controllers, which allow watering schedules to better match plants’ needs without overwatering.

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