Sweetwater Authority Offers $100 Rebate for Leak Repairs to Local Residents

Sweetwater Authority is offering a $100 rebate to customers who find and fix leaks in their homes or businesses. This offer is part of a year-round program, highlighted during the national Fix a Leak Week. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) states that 10% of US homes have leaks wasting over 90 gallons of water daily.

Fix a Leak Week, initiated by the EPA, emphasizes the importance of fixing leaks to save water. Chair Martinez-Perez of Sweetwater Authority urges customers to find and fix leaks, highlighting the potential for significant water savings.

The Authority also offers a $75 rebate for customers who install a new pressure reducing valve. These valves can reduce wear on fittings, lowering the risk of leaks.

A rebate of up to $100 is available for approved leak detectors and flow monitors. These devices can notify customers of potential leaks through a smartphone app, enabling quick detection and repair.

For more information on these rebates or to arrange a free water audit, customers can visit the Sweetwater Authority's website. This is part of the Authority's ongoing water conservation efforts and initiatives to help customers reduce their water bills.

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