Western Water customers who buy and install water smart products can save both water and money with the State Government's Water Smart Gardens and Homes rebate scheme. Designed to reward you for conserving our future water resources, the scheme offers rebates on selected home and garden water saving devices.
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Simply look for the Water Smart Rebate icon when you shop!
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What products can I claim the rebate for?
Rebates are now available on a wide range of water saving products, including three-star shower roses, dual flush toilets, garden products, rainwater tanks and systems for reusing household wastewater.
How do I claim my rebate?
Eligible customers are to send receipts, or proof of purchase, together with a Rebate Application Form to Western Water. Eligible customers will receive the rebate as a credit on their water account.
Further Information
Rebate Scheme Terms and Conditions
Information in languages other than english
Water Wise
Water Wise is a State Government program that offers financial assistance to eligible home owners experiencing high water costs as a result of faulty or inefficient water fixtures.
If you are currently a concession card holder, we may be able to offer your household a free water audit to help determine your eligibility for Water Wise assistance.
The water audit is a simple assessment of your home by an authorised Western Water representative to determine the efficiency of your water fixtures and, in doing so, reduce unnecessary water consumption.
If the water audit establishes any faults or problems, Western Water will organise a licensed plumber to repair or replace any faulty fixtures under the Water Wise program, which will pay for services to the amount of up to $500 per eligible household.
For more information on this entitlement, please telephone our Customer Relations Team on 1300 650 422 or refer to brochure.
Water Efficiency Labelling and Standards (WELS) scheme
Water shortages and the longer-term security of water supply are serious concerns for Australia. The WELS Scheme labels products for water efficiency, helping Australian households save water and money.
By choosing to use more water-efficient products in the home, Australians will save water and cut down on water and energy bills.
This website contains various details including water consumption and star ratings for a range of products that carry a water rating label. http://www.waterrating.gov.au
More Information
Save water website
National Rainwater and Greywater Initiative
As part of the $12.9 billion Water for the Future plan, the Government is delivering the $250 million National Rainwater and Greywater Initiative to help people use their water wisley in their everyday lives.
The initiative offers households up to $500 towards a new rainwater tank or greywater system which is purchased after 30 January 2009. Rebate applications will be accepted from 1 March 2009.
Fact sheet and frequently asked questions
Application form