Irrigation Controller Retrofit Program

The District offers an outdoor Irrigation Controller Retrofit Program that provides qualified residents with a FREE irrigation inspection, irrigation controller and spray nozzles. The District has contracted with WaterWise Consulting, Inc. to manage the program. If eligible, WaterWise will replace your old irrigation timer with a new weather-based irrigation controller installed by a landscape professional.

Since January 2022, over 400 sites have been assessed and over 350 weather-based “smart” controllers have been installed. The approximate cost/value per landscape to date is $2,100.

For more information, fill out the interest form below or call (888) 987-9473.

*Commercial and HOA properties may be eligible if funding is available. Please call (888) 987-9473 for more information.

Save Water and Save Money graphic for the Irrigation Controller Retrofit Program. Program details are provided on this page.

Program Features

  • Irrigation system inspection
  • Replacement of existing irrigation controller
  • Controller programming and training customized for your home
  • Sprinkler nozzle retrofit/replacement on existing spray heads

What’s Included

  • Landscape Survey
  • Free Home Leak Detection Test
  • Irrigation System Repairs
  • Installation of Weather-based Irrigation Controller
  • Old Controller Recycling

Eligibility

  • Residential water customers in Alhambra, Monterey Park, Azusa and Sierra Madre. *Azusa customers must be under the SGVMWD service area.
  • Must have a working irrigation system with a controller

Value

  • Up to $1,000 in equipment and service (one controller per customer)
  • Save water and save money!

How to Apply

  • First Come First Serve: Time and funding are limited
  • Fill out the interest form below!

Irrigation Retrofit Interest Form

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Water Supply, Water Quality and Water Conservation Pilot Projects

The Water District has provided approximately $20 million of zero-interest loans and grants to support water supply, water conservation and water quality projects in member cities. Our objectives have included providing information to help people, schools, and community and business organizations adopt water-saving technology, materials and procedures. Our strategy has been to implement pilot projects at highly visible, high water-consumption locations.

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