San Antonio Water System helps pay you to replace thirsty grass with native landscape — up to $600 in WaterSaver coupons a season ($1,200 over time), and $1 a gallon (up to $2,000) if you add a rain cistern. Noon designs it to max the rebate, sources the qualifying plants, and handles the paperwork.
Austin, San Marcos, Boerne, Georgetown & more — see your Central Texas city's rebate →
$150/coupon (fall). Remove 200+ sq ft of grass + sprinklers and plant 15 one-gallon approved natives per coupon. Up to 4/window; 8 lifetime (~$1,200).
A separate SAWS program for redesigning your watering to efficient drip — not a per-square-foot lawn rebate. A free WaterSaver consultation (210-704-SAVE) sets your eligibility and amount.
$1/gallon, min $500, capped at 2,000 gal. Catch: no potable backup and no in-ground irrigation — the all-in rainfall build.
SAWS runs an Outdoor Living rebate for some hardscape and shade features — separate from the coupons, with terms that rotate. We confirm what your project qualifies for before you commit.
The rebate rules are specific — exact square footage, an approved plant list with no substitutions, photos before and after, pre-approval before a single blade comes out. Miss a step and the money evaporates. We design the conversion to maximize what you collect, source every qualifying plant through our grower network, and manage the SAWS application end to end.
Bigger land unlocks bigger programs — TPWD's Landowner Incentive Program (50–75% cost-share), NRCS EQIP (up to 75–90%), and the Texas wildlife-management property-tax valuation (a recurring tax cut, if your land already holds ag valuation). These are habitat-scale, not subdivision rebates. If you've got the acres, ask us — we work them too.