Plumbing Rebates By City, Utility Provider

Southern California Edison

Did You Know...
You can get up to $30 back for an energy-efficient electric water heater!
How It Works
If you currently heat your home's water with an electric water heater, simply replace it with a new, energy-efficient electric water heater with an energy factor of .93 or higher. For details, click on the application link below. Funds are limited, so act now!

List of Approved Water Heaters

Orange County Municipal Water District

The residential High Efficiency Toilet (HET) Rebate Program is designed to aid homeowners in replacing old, water-guzzling toilets manufactured before 1994 with new, high efficiency toilets.

Orange County homeowners can receive up to a $150 rebate for the installation of a new HET. Rebates go toward the cost of the HET, not installation. In applying for a rebate, you consent to an onsite installation verification.

IMPORTANT: Only single family detached homes built prior to 1994 are eligible to receive rebates. The toilet being replaced must be flushing at 3.5 gallons per flush or more. You may not participate in this program if the toilets in your home are already ultra-low flush (1.6 gallons per flush) or high efficiency (1.28 gallons per flush), or if you acquired toilet(s) through any other Municipal Water District of Orange County toilet program.

HETs must be included on the approved list to be eligible for rebate. Please confirm that the model numbers for both the tank and the bowl appear on the approved list. Bowl and tank numbers must be sold in the combinations that appear as individual line items on the list and cannot be pieced together from line to line. To view the list of qualifying HET models, click here.

Older toilets must currently exist in single family homes within Orange County. For information on multi-family or commercial rebates, see our Commercial Rebate Program or call 1-877-728-2282.

All residential single family customers of Orange County water agencies may receive a maximum of three (3) rebates per single family residence over the life of the home.