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What is the Medford Water Commission toilet rebate?

Medford Water customers can receive a rebate of up to $85 with the purchase and installation of a new WaterSense certified dual-flush, or 1.28-gallon or less per flush model (up to $85 for the first toilet replaced and recycled, and $40 thereafter per toilet replaced and recycled).

What is the toilet rebate program in Georgia?

Water Efficiency Rebate Programs Get a rebate of $75 per toilet by replacing old inefficient toilets with Ultra High-Efficient (UHET) models using 1.1 gpf or less. This program is offered to homeowners with homes built in 1993 or before.

What is the toilet rebate in Virginia?

A rebate of up to $100 can be used to cover the cost of the toilet and/or the expense of installation. The amount can be credited to your account or mailed out as a reimbursement check. Only three rebates per utility account (you may replace three toilets; the maximum rebate per toilet is $100).

What is the Maple Grove water Efficiency rebate Program?

Rebates are for 75% of pre-tax cost up to $250 per valid utility account number. If both smart controller and spray sprinkler bodies are installed, you can apply for a rebate for the two items.

What is the Clayton County toilet rebate?

As of July 1, 2021, eligible customers will receive a $75 rebate for installing an approved WaterSense certified ultra-high-efficiency toilet (1.1 gallons per flush or less). Customers can receive up to two (2) toilet rebates per household.

What is the Massachusetts toilet rebate?

Rebates for low-flow toilets (up to $120), high-efficiency washing machines (up to $200), and rain-sensor systems ($25)

What is the toilet rebate in Minnesota?

Toilets - Rebate up to $200 or the cost of a new US EPA WaterSense labeled toilet, whichever is less (excluding sales tax and labor/installation costs).

Where can I dispose of a toilet in Virginia Beach?

If youre doing the project yourself, dispose of your old toilet(s) at the City of Virginia Beach landfill free of charge. The landfill is located at 1989 Jake Sears Road, off of Centerville Turnpike not far from the intersection of Centerville Turnpike and Indian River Road.

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