Artificial Grass rebate in southern utah

Save Big with Turf Direct and Utah’s Grass Removal Rebate Program!

At Turf Direct, we've helped countless customers save money through Utah's water-saving rebate program, providing high-quality artificial grass at cost-effective prices. The state of Utah has allocated five million dollars to the Division of Water Resources to promote more water-efficient landscapes, encouraging homeowners to replace their water-hungry lawns with artificial turf.

The Washington County Water Conservancy offers a rebate for property owners based on the square footage of grass removed:

• $2.00 per square foot up to 5,000 square feet
• $1.00 per square foot for anything over 5,000 square feet
• A minimum of 300 square feet is required to qualify

To maximize your savings, it's essential to receive proper authorization before beginning your grass conversion project. Eligible cities for this rebate include St. George, Washington, Santa Clara, Ivins, and La Verkin.

Switching to Turf Direct’s artificial grass not only helps conserve water but also reduces maintenance costs, making your investment even more cost-effective. Let our experts guide you through the rebate process and help you choose the best artificial turf for your property. Start saving money today with Turf Direct! Learn more and apply at Washington County Water Conservancy District.

To begin the application process visit https://www.wcwcd.org/conservation/rebates/water-efficient-landscape-rebate/

 Qualifying Projects

• Why do you have to see my lawn before I start? Can’t you just use my photos or online images?
• I turned off the water and the grass has started to die. Can I still qualify?
• Can I receive credit for replacing my high water-use grass with low water-use grass?
• Is there a rebate for replacing my lawn with artificial turf?
• Is there a rebate if I put concrete where grass used to be?

Cost

• How much does a typical conversion cost?
• Are there financing options?
• Is the rebate taxable?
• Will water-efficient landscaping drive up my power bills?

Technical Requirements: Plants, Irrigation & Mulch

• Why do I need a filter and pressure regulator on a drip system?
• What is mulch and why do you require it?
• Why do you require plants?
• Do plants have to cover 50 percent of the conversion area when you inspect my landscape?
• What plants can I use in my water-efficient landscape?
• Do I have to use a weed barrier?
• Why can't I use an impermeable weed barrier like plastic?

Conservation Easements

• What is a conservation easement?
• Why is the easement required?
• What if I want to modify my landscape?
• Who keeps track of easements?
• How long will the easement be in effect?
• How will the water district enforce the easement?
• Who needs to sign the easement?
• What if I sell my property during the conversion process?

Other Issues and Concerns

• Can a water-efficient landscape accommodate kids and a dog?
• Can my HOA force me to keep grass in my yard?
• Can my landscape choices affect the value of my home?
• Can I keep the trees in my current landscape?