A free service that will help you keep track of water usage, use water more efficiently and receive money saving rebates. Learn more
This free service is conducted by our friendly, knowledgeable survey technicians and includes both indoor and outdoor water efficiency checks.
Household leaks can waste nearly 900 billion gallons of water annually nationwide. That’s equal to the annual household water use of nearly 11 million homes. Source: EPA WaterSense
Get help replacing old appliances, installing high-efficiency toilets and other strategies for conserving precious water with financial help from North Marin Water District.
High-Efficiency (HE) washing machines can save up to 50% of the water used and 65% of the energy used compared to conventional top-loading washing machines. We now offer a $100 rebate on qualifying Energy Star “Most Efficient” qualified washers.
High-Efficiency Toilets (HET) can significantly cut down your household water usage. Rebates of up to $125 (HET) and $200 for Ultra High-Efficiency Toilets (UHET) are available when replacing non-water conserving toilets.
A hot water recirculation system is a small water pump that works in conjunction with your hot water heater to more quickly provide hot water to plumbing fixtures. We offer a $100 rebate to customers for self-activated or on-demand hot water recirculation systems.
North Marin Water District offers free, high-quality shower heads, faucet aerators, and hose nozzles. Customers can pick up free shower heads and faucet aerators at the District office (Temporarily Closed). Fixtures may also be available by appointment. Please call 415-897-4133 to make arrangements for fixture pick up.
As part of our water conservation efforts, we require that homes built before 1992 are retrofitted with water-conserving plumbing fixtures, if those homes have changed ownership since 2003.
The District requires new developments to meet stringent water-use efficiency standards.
Twice a year – in the spring and fall – The Waterline newsletter is mailed to all customers in Novato. The letter explains current water supply conditions on the Russian River and at Stafford Lake, our local source. In addition, water conservation and other North Marin Water District news is included. West Marin customers receive a customized version of The Waterline newsletter in spring.
