Seminole County offers rebates to Seminole County Water Utility customers who install qualifying water-saving upgrades in their homes.
This program supports Seminole County’s Holistic Water Policy by helping protect and preserve water resources.
Please see the following list of eligible items and the maximum rebate for each item:
Eligible Conservation Measure
Maximum Rebate Amount (per item)
U.S. EPA WaterSense®-labeled smart irrigation controllers
$200
<1.28 gal/flush toilet
$200
<1.5 gal/min faucet
$90
<2 gal/min showerhead
$70
Smart Irrigation Controllers
Smart irrigation controllers use weather and site-specific data to automatically adjust irrigation, applying only the amount of water that is needed.
Soil moisture-based controllers prevent over-watering by stopping irrigation when the soil is saturated and restarting irrigation when moisture levels drop.
If you need help programming your new smart irrigation controller, we’re here to help! Seminole County offers free irrigation evaluations for Utilities customers. Learn more and request an evaluation.
To qualify, entities installing the new fixtures must provide the flush/flow rates for both the fixtures being replaced and the replacements.
Existing toilets must have a flush rate of 1.6 GPF (gallons per flush) or greater to qualify for a rebate on a new toilet. Existing showerheads and faucets must have a flow rate greater than the replacement fixtureto qualify for a rebate.
Visit the EPA website for a list of water-efficient indoor fixtures.
Program Details
This program is funded jointly by Seminole County and St. John’s River Water Management District. Funds are available on a first-come, first-served basis until funds are depleted.
The rebate amount will be applied as a credit to the following month’s water bill—no direct payments will be issued.
There is no limit on the number of rebates you may request. A separate application is required for each item.
Eligibility Requirements
Must be a Seminole County Utilities customer (i.e., your water bill is paid directly to the Seminole County Utility Department, not a city or private utility).
New product must be installed and documented with photos before submitting the application (no exceptions).
Application and Submission Requirements
A completed and submitted application.
A copy of the original sales receipt, including the date of purchase and item cost. Purchases must be made on or after January 1, 2026.
Photos of the fixture before removal and of the new fixture after installation.
Rebate Terms
You will be reimbursed up to the rebate amount shown in the table above, based on the item's purchase price. Taxes, shipping, handling, and other fees are not eligible.
Seminole County does not guarantee product performance or installation quality.
Seminole County reserves the right to deny rebates for failure to meet program requirements.
You may be contacted for an on-site verification inspection of your installation.
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