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Water & Rebates
Utah Water Rebates and Artificial Turf: The Honest Answer
No Utah water rebate pays for artificial turf. See what each program says, what the rebates do pay for, and how to plan a yard that uses both the right way.
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Utah Water Rebates by District: Jordan Valley, Weber Basin, Central Utah
Utah lawn rebates run through four programs with different rates and rules. Here is what Jordan Valley, Weber Basin, Central Utah and the state each pay for.
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Flip Your Strip: What You Can and Can't Do With a Park Strip
The park strip is the thirstiest patch of grass on a Utah lot. Here are the rebate rules for a planted strip, and where a turf strip fits when you skip them.
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How Turf and a Rebate-Eligible Yard Fit Together
Turf earns no rebate, but in some Utah programs it can share a yard with planting beds that do. Here is how a split yard works and what to check first.
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Apply Before You Dig: The Rebate Mistake That Costs Utah Homeowners
Every Utah lawn rebate needs approval before the grass comes out. Tear it out first and the money is gone. Here is the right order, step by step, for any yard.
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Great Salt Lake and Secondary Water: What It Means for Your Yard
The Great Salt Lake hit a record low in 2022 and secondary water meters are coming by 2030. Here is what that means for a Wasatch Front yard and its lawn.
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How Much Water a Utah Lawn Actually Uses
A Kentucky bluegrass lawn in Utah takes 24 to 30 inches of water a season. Here is what that means in gallons, and how to measure what your own yard uses.
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