From HOA approval to the final inspection, we help Irvine homeowners work through the lawn rebate process.
Most Irvine neighborhoods have an HOA, which means a lawn conversion has to satisfy two sets of rules: the rebate program's and your association's. California law limits an HOA's ability to ban water-efficient landscaping, but you'll usually still need to submit plans for approval.
We prepare a design with both sets of rules in mind, help you with the HOA submittal and the rebate application, and plan the work so nothing is removed before you're approved.
We confirm your water provider, the current rebate and any extra local incentives.
A design that meets the rebate rules and your HOA guidelines.
Help with the HOA submittal and the rebate pre-approval application.
Help preparing the photos and forms for the final inspection.
Want us to do the whole job? Our drought-tolerant landscaping includes rebate help.
Usually, yes. California law limits an HOA's ability to ban water-efficient landscaping, but most HOAs still require you to submit plans for approval. We prepare a design that meets both the rebate rules and your HOA's guidelines.
It depends on your water provider. Many Irvine homes have local incentives on top of the regional program. We look up what applies to your address and the current amounts.
Yes. HOA common areas and commercial properties often qualify for their own rebate programs, and we can help with those too.
Usually not. Most programs require approval before any grass is removed.