Your water utility owes you money.
We'll go get it.
We've onboarded 119 water utilities across 15 states — including every utility on the EPA WaterSense Promotional Partner list. Typical residential rebate: $80–$250 for the smart controller — paid by your local water utility, not us.
See every smart-controller rebate, by state.
Typical residential rebates run $50–$250 for the controller alone. Click any state for the full utility list, exact amounts, and direct links — no inflated turf-bundle numbers.
Three steps. No paperwork.
Enter your ZIP
We map you to every water utility that serves your address — including stacking umbrella programs.
Pick rebates to claim
One tap per program. We pre-fill the paperwork from the info you give us once.
Track until paid
See status updates from draft → submitted → approved → check sent. We chase the utility if it stalls.
Common questions
Do I need to install the controller before applying?
Most utilities accept claims after install — but a few (CVWD, Tempe, Scottsdale) require pre-approval before you buy. We flag those so you don't accidentally lose eligibility.
What if my utility isn't on the list?
Our live registry covers 119 utilities across 15 states — every utility on the EPA WaterSense Promotional Partner list, plus dozens more we found in regional umbrella programs (SoCal Water$mart, BAWSCA, Tampa Bay Water Wise, Utah Water Savers). If your utility isn't listed, your service area probably doesn't fund a smart-controller program — those concentrate in water-stressed states.
How long until the check arrives?
Typical: 4–8 weeks after submission. Some utilities (Spokane, Highlands Ranch) credit your water bill directly within 2 weeks.
What does this cost?
Free. Soildrops makes the controller — we built this so customers actually capture the rebates the utilities are already offering.