Welcome to SavingWater.org, a website to help conserve water at home and at work. Cutting back on the water we use is good for the environment, for salmon and other wildlife, and for our future. And it can lower your water bills, too!

Get Your Spring Planting Off to a Great Start
Join us for the 2013 free Savvy Gardener classes throughout King County. Learn more >

Automatic Irrigation Systems
Scheduling Tools and Financial Incentives
Commercial and multifamily properties with more than one acre or irrigated area may qualify for financial incentives; all customers can learn how to program and manage sprinkler run times to save water and keep plants healthy. Learn more >

Fix Leaks Videos Help You Save
Finding and fixing leaks can save you up to $200 a year on your utility bill. Use these step-by-step videos to find and fix the most common household leaks – toilets, indoor faucets and outdoor faucets.
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Toilet Rebates
Residential customers - $30 rebate on a WaterSense-labeled toilet. $75 for Premium WaterSense starting June 1.
Multifamily property owners - Rebates for WaterSense-labeled toilets for properties with four or more units built before 1994. New rebates for Premium WaterSense starting June 1.

SavingWater.org is sponsored by the Saving Water Partnership, a group of local utilities that fund water conservation programs in Seattle and King County.

• Cedar River Water & Sewer District
• City of Bothell
• City of Duvall
• City of Mercer Island
• City of Renton
• Coal Creek Utility District
• Highline Water District
• Northshore Utility District
• Olympic View Water & Sewer District
• Seattle Public Utilities
• Shoreline Water District
• Soos Creek Water & Sewer District
• Water Districts 20, 45, 49, 90, 119, and 125
• Woodinville Water District