Design Your Landscaping for Utah

Replace your grass with plants that require less water, creating a landscape designed for Utah.

Designed for Beauty

Landscaping with waterwise plants will cut your water use, not your curb appeal.

Designed for Saving

Replace your grass with waterwise plants that thrive in our climate.

Designed for Utah

Utah is a land of strong, natural beauty—and your property should reflect that with landscaping that belongs here.

What Does My Property Qualify For?

Enter your city to learn more about the landscaping incentive
and other programs in your area for both residential and commercial properties.

If you live in the unincorporated portion of a county, be sure to search by the county name vs. the city name.

Your property qualifies for all programs!

Select the button below to learn more about the water saving rebates and incentive programs in your area.
Toilet Replacement
Smart Controller

Your property qualifies for some
of our rebate programs.

Landscape incentives aren’t available in your area. However, we encourage you to contact your city council members and/or city planners to advocate for water efficiency standards, which could make residents eligible for future incentives.
Toilet Replacement
Smart Controller

Not Ready to Landscape?

Smart Controllers: Receive up to $100 for an EPA Water Sense-labeled smart controller that reduces water waste by automatically adjusting irrigation based on weather and landscape conditions.

Learn more about smart controllers here

Toilet Replacement: Get paid up to $150 when you replace your old toilet with a WaterSense-labeled  one. Rebates are available on toilets that use more than 1.6 gallons per flush, commonly found in homes built before 1994.

Learn more about toilet replacements here.

Water by the numbers

95%
Percentage of water that comes from Utah's snowpack. [1]
60%
Landscape watering uses up to 60% of a family's annual use [2]
66%
The amount of water a homeowner can save by switching to waterwise landscaping. [3]
50%
Of Utahns overwater their landscapes. [4]

 [1] Utah Division of Water Resources. Snowpack. Available from: https://water.utah.gov/snowpack [2] Utah Division of Water Resources. [3] Localscapes. [4] Kayson M. Shurtz, Emily Dicataldo, Robert B. Sowby, Gustavious P. Williams. Insights into Efficient Irrigation of Urban Landscapes: Analysis Using Remote Sensing, Parcel Data, Water Use, and Tiered Rates. Available here: https://www.mdpi.com/2071-1050/14/3/1427

Helpful Irrigation Resources

•Weekly Lawn Watering Guide

The Utah Division of Water Resources Weekly Lawn Watering Guides offer customized watering recommendations for your area and lawn type.

Water Calculator

The Water Calculator estimates household water use, and compares your home to both a typical household and an efficient household in your zip code.

•Water Check

Have a trained evaluator come to your home or business to perform a FREE water check and give you with a customized irrigation schedule.

•DIY Water Check

Live in an area without the Water Check program? Perform your own water check with the help of your local USU Extension office and instructions.

•Attend a Class  

Water districts throughout the state and the Division of Water Resources offer free classes on how to convert your landscaping to a beautiful yard that’s designed for Utah. Classes cover everything from the incentive programs to choosing the right plants for your space.