Nevada Water Rebates
Henderson, Nevada Water Rebates
Henderson residents can receive two separate payments for removing turf: the SNWA Water Smart Landscapes rebate (administered by the Southern Nevada Water Authority) and a supplemental bonus from the City of Henderson. You apply to SNWA first, then Henderson. The combined value can reach $5,575 or more depending on project size and trees planted.
Common steps for every program in this guide
- Confirm you are a Henderson Utility Services customer. Check your water bill. Henderson Utility Services must be your water provider for both rebates. Some Henderson addresses are served by LVVWD (Las Vegas Valley Water District) — LVVWD customers receive an additional $2 per square foot on top of the base SNWA rate but do not receive the Henderson city bonus.
- Apply online at snwa.com and schedule the pre-conversion site visit. Submit the residential application at snwa.com/rebates/wsl. SNWA will schedule a pre-conversion inspection. Do not remove any turf before the inspector visits — conversions without prior SNWA approval are ineligible.
- Complete the conversion and schedule the post-conversion inspection. Remove qualifying turf and install desert-friendly landscaping as described in your approved plan. Contact SNWA to schedule the post-conversion site visit. SNWA will verify the area and calculate the rebate payment.
- Apply for the Henderson supplemental rebate. Once your SNWA rebate is confirmed, submit the City of Henderson supplemental rebate application at cityofhenderson.com. Include documentation of the SNWA approval and list any qualifying trees planted.
Full application guide for Henderson: required documents and how to avoid rejection
Rebates available
$5/sq ft
SNWA Water Smart Landscapes
Open the official program site (opens in new tab)$575 + $50/tree
City of Henderson Supplemental Rebate
Open the official program site (opens in new tab)Henderson Water Rebate FAQs
Do I need to apply to SNWA and the City of Henderson separately?
What if my address is served by LVVWD instead of Henderson Utility Services?
Does artificial turf qualify as the replacement material?
Is there a maximum rebate per property?
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