Cedar Park, Texas Water Conservation Rebates (2025 Guide)
Cedar Park residents qualify for LCRA WaterSmart rebates — up to $3,000 total for turf conversion, irrigation upgrades, compost, mulch, and soil improvements. Pre-approval required. Many residents also use the city's Water Thrifty program.
Rebate Summary
| Rebate Program | Amount | Type |
|---|---|---|
| LCRA WaterSmart (turf, irrigation, soil) | Up to $3,000 total | Residential |
LCRA WaterSmart stacks with other programs. Apply for pre-approval before starting work. Submit within 90 days of completion.
LCRA WaterSmart stacks with other rebates. Cedar Park residents receive water from an LCRA customer utility.
LCRA WaterSmart Rebates — Up to $3,000 total
LCRA WaterSmart covers turf conversion at $0.50/sq ft (min 200 sq ft, up to $2,000), plus compost, mulch, aeration, soil testing, irrigation evaluations, and equipment retrofits. 50% of total cost, up to $3,000 per residential property. Cedar Park receives water from an LCRA customer utility, so residents qualify. Pre-approval required for turf conversion.
- Must be an LCRA domestic use customer (Cedar Park qualifies)
- Pre-approval required for turf conversion
- Minimum 200 sq ft of healthy turf
- Submit within 90 days of installation
How to Apply for Cedar Park Water Rebates
- 1
Confirm LCRA eligibility
Cedar Park residents typically qualify. Check with your water provider.
- 2
Get pre-approval
Required for turf conversion. Apply at lcra.org before starting.
- 3
Complete work and save receipts
Itemized receipts and photos required.
- 4
Submit within 90 days
Apply at water.lcra.org. W-9 required for $600+ rebates.
Cedar Park Water Rebate FAQs
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