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Round Rock, Texas Water Rebates

Round Rock offers turf removal rebates for parkway strips, rainwater harvesting rebates up to $600 per year, and many residents also qualify for LCRA WaterSmart. This page covers every program.

Common steps for every program in this guide

  1. Confirm you're a Round Rock water customer. Direct city customers only. MUD customers are not eligible for rainwater rebate.
  2. Get pre-approval for turf removal. Contact the city before starting parkway strip conversion.
  3. For rainwater: submit within 60 days. Apply with itemized receipt within 60 days of installation.
  4. Check LCRA eligibility. Many Round Rock residents qualify for LCRA WaterSmart. Apply separately at lcra.org.

Full application guide for Round Rock: required documents and how to avoid rejection

Rebates available

Pre-approval required · Verified June 2026

How to apply

  1. Confirm you are a Round Rock water customer
  2. Apply for pre-approval before startingThe rebate focuses on parkway strip areas between the sidewalk and the street.
  3. Choose plants from the WilcoScape native database and convert the strip
  4. Submit your claim with receipts and photos

What you'll need

  • Round Rock water account number
  • Pre-approval confirmation
  • Plant list from the WilcoScape native database
  • Itemized receipts
  • Before and after photos of the parkway strip

Pollinator Patch can help: It finds Round Rock natives for the Blackland Prairie and Edwards Plateau transition, designs an HOA-friendly parkway layout, and assembles a documentation packet.

Avoid these mistakes

  • Don't start before pre-approval. It is required.
  • Don't expect the rebate for the whole yard. It focuses on the parkway strip between sidewalk and street.
  • Don't skip the WilcoScape database. Plants should come from the approved native list.

Round Rock Water Rebate FAQs

Can I stack Round Rock and LCRA rebates?
Yes. Many Round Rock residents receive water from an LCRA customer utility. You may qualify for both city and LCRA WaterSmart rebates.
What is a parkway strip?
The area between the sidewalk and the street. Round Rock's turf rebate focuses on this high-visibility area.
Does my HOA affect eligibility?
No. Rebates come from the city. Texas law protects rainwater harvesting from HOA prohibition.

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Programs change throughout the year. If something here is out of date or wrong, tell us and we'll check it against the provider.

We compile these programs from utility and city pages, and not every amount here has been independently confirmed. Program details also change throughout the year. Always verify requirements, amounts, and eligibility directly with your water utility before starting work. Pollinator Patch is not affiliated with any rebate program and does not guarantee approval.