
The Water Conservation Team is committed to supporting our homeowner associations (HOAs) and commercial customers in improving their water efficiency. The team offers free information and resources for planning, pruning, and water landscaping to increase water efficiency.
Contact the Water Conservation Team to find out how you might be able to decrease water and sewer costs by implementing water conservation initiatives.
Water Conservation Programs for Businesses and Homeowner Associations

This program encourages large landscape managers to save water while maintaining a thriving landscape. It provides an interactive dashboard, professional consultation, site map, and a customized, real-time water use budget.
Average annual water savings: five million gallons per site.

Chandler’s rebate programs have helped permanently reduce water use for more than three decades. Active utility account holders can apply when replacing grass with xeriscape (low water use) landscape or installing up to five smart irrigation controllers.

Request a Water-Wise site visit to investigate high water use or evaluate indoor and outdoor systems for inefficiencies.
- Business & HOA Site Visits – Avg. Annual Savings: 350,000 gallons
- Landscape/Irrigation Consultations – Avg. Annual Savings: 648,000 gallons
- Landscape Water Budget Evaluation – Avg. Annual Savings: 1,141,000 gallons

Trained and credentialed staff are available to speak to HOAs, resident groups, or facility staff on a variety of topics including irrigation and plant care; water efficiencies and process controls; and water-saving technologies.
Water Efficiency Resources for Businesses and HOAs
Overseeding

Set an example and skip the Seed! Give your Bermuda a Break and go yellow while saving some green. By not overseeding, you can conserve water, save money, and benefit your Bermuda grass.
The City of Chandler isn't requiring a reduction in overseeding but is asking residents, businesses, and HOAs to consider limiting or forgoing overseeding non-essential turf areas this fall.
Discover additional benefits of going yellow.