Rebates

Whatcom Water Alliance Rebates Now Available!

The WWA Rebate Program is sponsored in part by our partners at the Whatcom Community Foundation.


Water conservation rebates are now available to all Whatcom County single family homes that do not reside within City of Bellingham city limits. City of Bellingham water customers can find rebates through the City's  Water Use Efficiency Rebate Project page.

Rebates are currently available for:

Rebates are limited to one per property per calendar year. Rebate application must be submitted within 60 days of purchase.

Thank you Whatcom Community Foundation for helping sponsor this program!

Toilets

$100 Rebate Available!

The average family can save 13,000 gallons of water and $130 of water costs per year by replacing all old inefficient toilets in their home with WaterSense labeled models

The WaterSense label is sponsored by the US Environmental Protection Agency to help people save water and ensure high performance. WaterSense toilets use 1.28 gallons per flush (gpf) or less as compared to toilets made prior to 1994 which use 3.5 gpf.

Purchase a WaterSense toilet to get a $100 rebate!  This will help you save water and money! 

Eligibility Requirements

Products

Find qualifying toilets using the WaterSense product finder.

Apply

Please fill out our online rebate application: Whatcom Water Alliance Rebate Application

If you are unable to fill out the online application, please contact us for assistance.

Contact

Adam Brayton, abrayton@whatcomcd.org, 360-526-2381 x120

Check out our Indoors page to learn more about how you can save water with your indoor appliances!

Irrigation Controllers

$75 Rebate Available!

Weather and soil moisture-based irrigation controllers use local weather or soil conditions to determine when and how much to water, making watering more efficient. Replacing a standard clock timer with a WaterSense labeled irrigation controller can save an average home up to 15,000 gallons of water per year. 

The WaterSense label is sponsored by the US Environmental Protection Agency to help people save water and ensure high performance. 

Purchase a WaterSense labeled irrigation controller to get a $75 rebate! This will help you save water and money!


Eligibility Requirements

Products

Find qualifying irrigation controllers using the WaterSense product finder. Please note that some irrigation controllers require additional equipment to be regarded as a WaterSense product. 

Apply

Please fill out our online rebate application: Whatcom Water Alliance Rebate Application

If you are unable to fill out the online application, please contact us for assistance.

Contact

Adam Brayton, abrayton@whatcomcd.org, 360-526-2381 x120

Check out our Smart Watering Page to learn more about how to save water while caring for your landscape!

Clothes Washers

$100 Rebate Available!

The average family can save up to $370 in energy costs over the lifetime of an ENERGY STAR washing machine, and 4,800 gallons of water per year by switching to an ENERGY STAR washing machine.

The ENERGY STAR label is sponsored by the Environmental Protection Agency and the United States Department of Energy to save energy. An ENERGY STAR washing machine uses approximately 24 gallons of water per load, as opposed to a standard washing machine, which uses up to 40 gallons per load! 

Purchase an ENERGY STAR labeled clothes washer to get a $100 rebate! This will help you save water and money!

Eligibility Requirements

Products

Find qualifying clothes washers using the ENERGY STAR product finder.

Apply

Please fill out our online rebate application: Whatcom Water Alliance Rebate Application

If you are unable to fill out the online application, please contact us for assistance.

Contact

Adam Brayton, abrayton@whatcomcd.org, 360-526-2381 x120

Check out our Indoors Page to learn more about saving water with your indoor appliances!

Please note that some irrigation systems require additional equipment to be regarded as a WaterSense product. 

Calculate your current overall water use.

How to dispose of your old appliances

Find an Appliance Recycling Facility Near You 

Please note, you should always call ahead to learn about each facility's processes. 

Questions? Check out our Frequently Asked Questions or contact us to learn more. 

Adam Brayton, abrayton@whatcomcd.org, (360) 526-2381 x120


FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions