Your lawn is sitting on $7 a square foot.
Trade it for a yard built for the desert.

Southern Nevada's water authorities pay homeowners to replace thirsty grass with stunning, low-water desert landscaping. The rebate often covers most of the project.

$5/sq ft SNWA rebate

+$2/sq ft LVVWD bonus

$0 to find out what you qualify for

55 gal

of water saved every year, for every square foot of grass converted

75%

less water used by the converted area — most of a home's water goes to landscaping

~$500/yr

typical savings on mowing, fertilizing and overseeding after conversion

$7/sq ft

combined SNWA + LVVWD rebate on the first 10,000 sq ft

From water bill to wow.

Before — thirsty turf

Grass in the Mojave drinks year-round, needs mowing in 110° heat, and most of that sprinkler water never comes back.

After — desert landscape

Bougainvillea, desert blooms, sculptural cacti and stone — designed once, bursting with color, nearly zero upkeep.

Good for your wallet. Better for the desert.

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Every square foot helps Lake Mead

Southern Nevada lives on the Colorado River. Converting a typical lawn keeps tens of thousands of gallons in the system every single year.

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Native plants, living landscape

Desert willow, palo verde, sage and agave support hummingbirds, butterflies and pollinators that turf grass simply can't.

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Less mowing, less everything

No weekly mowing, no fertilizer runoff, no winter overseeding. A water-smart yard largely takes care of itself.

How it works, in 30 seconds

1 · We measure the grass at your home — from the sky

2 · Your number arrives on a postcard — real, measured, yours

3 · Scan the QR code — see your full report and request a quote

4 · A licensed landscaper handles the paperwork — approval BEFORE any digging

5 · Get paid, stop mowing — and help keep Lake Mead alive

Three steps between your lawn and your rebate

See your number

Scan the QR code on your postcard for a rebate estimate measured for your exact property — not a generic flyer figure.

Apply before you dig

SNWA must approve your application before any grass comes up. We connect you with a licensed local landscaper who handles the paperwork.

Get paid, stop mowing

Convert to a designed desert landscape, collect the rebate, and watch the water bill drop.

The one rule that matters: never remove grass before SNWA approves your application — doing so forfeits the entire rebate. Applying first is step one, and it's free.

Got our postcard?

Your personal rebate estimate is already waiting.

Scan the QR code, or type the short link under it

Your lawn is sitting on $7 a square foot.Trade it for a yard built for the desert.