Rebates

MMWD Rebates Get Paid to SaveBigger Toilet and Clothes Washer Rebates Are Here!



Replacing older toilets and clothes washers with new high-efficiency models is an easy way to trim your water bill and help conserve our precious water resources. We'll even pay you to make the switch!

Please note: Our new toilet and clothes washer rebate program started July 1, 2015. Only toilets and clothes washers purchased on or after July 1, 2015, are eligible for a rebate.


Five More Ways to Save

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Up to $50 Each, Up to $250 for All Five

Get paid to save with five new rebates from MMWD! For a limited time, we’re offering residential customers rebates up to $50 each for the following products:

  • Pool covers
  • Hot water recirculating systems
  • Organic mulch
  • Laundry-to-landscape system components
  • Rain barrels
Pick and choose the product categories that make sense for your home, and purchase one or more for a total rebate of up to $250 for all five.

See complete details and download an application form.



California Offering Turf Replacement Rebates


As of August 12, 2015, the California Department of Water Resources (DWR) is offering a statewide residential turf replacement rebate program for single-family households. Receive up to $2 per square foot when you replace your thirsty lawn with water-efficient landscaping. Apply now to reserve funds. Funding reservations are on a first-come, first-served basis for up to $2,000 per household while funds last.

For complete details and to reserve your rebate, visit SaveOurWaterRebates.com.

Among other program requirements, you will need to provide a copy of your most current water bill. You can download a copy of your MMWD bill using our Online Bill Pay portal, or contact Customer Service at 415-945-1400. (Note: Setting up an account through the Online Bill Pay portal to view and print your bill will not require you to use the online payment system for bill pay or e-bill notification.)

To assist you in choosing plants for your turf replacement project, MMWD has provided a list of low-water-use plants.