After helping thousands of Utah homeowners upgrade to water-efficient toilets over the past several years, the Utah Water Savers Toilet Replacement Program will come to a close on November 1, 2026.
Since launching in 2019, the program has helped more than 4,500 Utah households replace nearly 6,000 older, high-water-use toilets with new EPA WaterSense® labeled models, saving millions of gallons of water while improving water efficiency in homes across the state.
The rebate program was designed for homes built before 1994, when federal efficiency standards requiring low-flow toilets took effect. More than 30 years later, most of these older fixtures have already been replaced, making the program a natural candidate for retirement.
As the program concludes, funding will shift toward outdoor water conservation programs, where the greatest opportunities for additional water savings now exist. Outdoor irrigation accounts for the largest share of residential water use in Utah, and programs that improve landscape efficiency can provide substantial long-term water savings.
Homeowners who still have an older, high-water-use toilet may qualify for a rebate before the program ends. Applications must be recieved before November 1, 2026.
Through the Toilet Replacement Program, receive up to $150 for replacing an old toilet with a new, WaterSense-labeled one. Toilets from homes built before 1994 may qualify for the program.
To complete the application, you must:
Also, please note the following:
This is a fairly easy step to take to save a good amount of water each year. Most homeowners can do it themselves, but there are plenty of plumbers that can help if needed!
See list of WaterSense-labeled toilets here.
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