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New Mexico Water Rebates

Clovis, New Mexico Water Rebates

EPCOR New Mexico pays Clovis residential customers $0.40 per square foot to remove high-water-use turf and replace it with desert landscaping, up to $800. The eligible area runs from 500 to 2,000 square feet. Funding is first-come, first-served from a limited pool, so it can run out before the year ends.

$0.40 / sq ft, up to $800

Residential Landscape Rebate

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How to apply

  1. Confirm you are an EPCOR New Mexico residential customer in Clovis
  2. Download the residential landscape rebate application from the EPCOR rebate page
  3. Plan a conversion of 500 to 2,000 sq ft with ground cover and Low or Low+ water-use plants
  4. Remove the high-water-use turf and install the new landscaping with no bare ground
  5. Submit the application with photos and receipts while funds remain

What you'll need

  • EPCOR New Mexico account number
  • Completed residential landscape rebate application
  • Before photos of the existing turf
  • After photos of the completed landscaping
  • Itemized receipts

Pollinator Patch can help: It picks Llano Estacado natives for Eastern New Mexico, designs an HOA-friendly desert layout that meets the Low water-use rule with full ground cover, and assembles your before-photo and receipt packet.

Avoid these mistakes

  • Don't leave bare ground. EPCOR requires ground cover such as gravel or desert landscaping, not exposed dirt.
  • Don't plant high-water-use plants. Any plants you add have to be Low or Low+ water use to qualify.
  • Don't assume funding is guaranteed. Rebates are first-come, first-served from limited funds and can run out (EPCOR New Mexico water conservation rebates, verified June 2026).

Clovis Water Rebate FAQs

How much does EPCOR pay to remove turf in Clovis?
$0.40 per square foot of high-water-use turf removed, on an eligible area of 500 to 2,000 square feet, up to $800 (EPCOR New Mexico water conservation rebates, verified June 2026).
Is there a minimum and maximum area?
Yes. The eligible project area runs from 500 to 2,000 square feet. At $0.40 per square foot, the maximum rebate is $800.
Can I leave gravel or bare ground?
You can use gravel or desert landscaping as ground cover, but bare ground is not permitted. Any plants you add have to be Low or Low+ water use.
Is the money guaranteed?
No. Rebates are issued first-come, first-served based on limited funds, so the budget can run out before the funding year ends.

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