Rainplan helps with rebates, design, contractors and funding for upgrades that capture rain, manage runoff or conserve water. Choose one service or any combination. Enter your address to see what your city or utility could help pay for.
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Pick the one that sounds like you. We'll show you what your city pays to fix it.
StormwaterHard surfaces send rain into the street and the storm system. Many counties pay to replace them with surfaces that let it soak in.
Water billIf outdoor watering is driving the bill, utilities in dry places pay by the square foot to swap thirsty grass for plants built for your climate.
StormwaterOften it starts outside: where the downspouts go and how the yard slopes. Rainplan can plan the drainage fix and check what your program pays toward it.
DroughtSwap the thirsty parts for plants built for your climate. Utilities across the West pay by the square foot to take grass out, and the yard looks better in August than it ever did.
Already plannedThen it is worth checking what your program pays before you sign. The design and the program's requirements have to line up, and that is the part we handle.
Water billA barrel on the downspout or a tank beside the house. Many programs cover most or all of a barrel.
YardThe right fix depends on how water moves across your lot. A rain garden is often it, and the program pays for the plants and the digging.
YardMowing, watering, fertilizing. A native yard costs less to keep and programs pay to plant it.
PatioPermeable pavers look better, drain on their own, and most stormwater programs pay by the square foot to install them.
RoofA planted roof holds rain, cools the building and lasts longer than the membrane under it. Cities pay by the square foot.
Stormwater feeMany cities charge by hard surface and discount the fee for upgrades that soak up rain. The rebate helps build it, the discount keeps paying.
Fair. Type the address. Every upgrade your property may qualify for shows up with what the program pays, in seconds.
What we did, and what they said.
Rainplan helped plan Amy's project, handled the rebate, matched the contractor and sponsored the build, with oversight through completion. Amy paid the remaining balance over 24 months.
Rainplan ran the whole project with Lucia: the feasibility work, the technical hurdles a green roof brings, the rebate claims for both upgrades, the contractors and the oversight through to completion. Project Sponsorship and Assurance, start to finish.
Rainplan found the program and handled the claim. The rebate covered most of the project.
Two kinds of programs, one result: local money set aside every year for upgrades like yours.
Every roof and driveway sends rain into the storm system. Counties and cities pay you to soak it up at home with permeable paving, rain gardens, barrels and green roofs, because that is cheaper than new infrastructure.
Water utilities pay you to take out thirsty grass and plant for your climate, because every gallon you don't use is a gallon they don't have to buy.
The money is budgeted every year. What stops people is the application. That is the part we do.
Programs turn people down for small things: the wrong order of steps, a missing photo, a material that is not on the list. We build your incentive file and apply to the program's rules, then handle every question until you are approved.
Water pooling by the garage, a lawn you want gone, a roof you want planted. We measure your property from the air, design the fix to the program's rules, and put a fair price range on it. You get all of it before a single contractor visits.
Contractors in the Provider Network know the programs and bid on a clearly defined scope of work, so every bid prices the same project. You see them side by side and choose. No site visits to schedule, no chasing quotes.
When upfront costs hold up your project, Rainplan can fund the build, pay the contractor as work is approved and oversee the job through inspection. Then you pay, in one payment or monthly. If a rebate is coming, it goes toward what you owe.
Apartment buildings, shopping centers, churches, schools and whole portfolios. We screen every property, rank the opportunities, run the claims, and can fund the build when capital is the obstacle.
Every property ranked by what it can claim, so you start with the biggest.
The same flat-fee claim as residential, priced for portfolios.
Lots and roofs done this season, paid for once they pass inspection.
Projects arrive as a Project Opportunity Notice with measured areas, photos, program requirements and a target price. $0 to join, $0 to bid, a fee only when the customer signs with you. On sponsored projects Rainplan pays you directly as work is approved.
Coming soon: the rebate shown on your product page by address, with the claim handled by us. Your products will be specified in the plans contractors bid on, with demand data on where programs are paying.
Pre-qualification of property owners with a property card built to your rules. Data insights on who is searching and signing up, by parcel. Project sponsorship that turns interest into built projects.
Yes. Choose a rebate claim, a project plan, contractor bids, project sponsorship, or any combination. You can add more help as your project develops.
No. Checking what your property qualifies for costs nothing. You pay only for the services you choose, and the price is shown before you start: $100 for the claim, $100 for the plan, $150 for both.
Your city, county or water utility. Every roof and driveway sends rain into the storm system, and every lawn drinks water the utility has to buy. Paying you to fix it at home is cheaper than building bigger pipes or buying more water, so the money is budgeted every year. Most of it goes unclaimed because the application is the hard part.
We charge for rebate claims and project plans. Contractors in our Provider Network pay us when they win a project. Project Sponsorship has its own charge, stated in writing before work begins. Never a percentage of your rebate.
No. No cash lands in your account. Rainplan pays your contractor directly for approved work, oversees the job through inspection, and you pay Rainplan back once it has passed, in one payment or on a monthly plan. Your rebate reduces what you owe.
Yes to both. We claim and manage the rebate either way.
Across the United States. We track programs in all 50 states and Washington, DC. If your address has no program today, we tell you that too.
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