Find All Your Property Incentives in

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Looking for ways to do a property project at the lowest cost? Type in your address to find local stormwater incentives!

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The Benefits of Stormwater Projects

Lower Your Water Bills

Green infrastructure projects mean stormwater utility fee reductions each month.

Enhance your Ecosystem

Do your part to keep your neighborhood free of polluted water runoff and enhance landscaping with pollinator gardens!

Prevent Property Damage

Collecting rainwater off your roof or moving it away from your home can prevent your property from damage and ongoing maintenance.

What you can build with stormwater incentives

rain barrel in garden
rain barrels with irrigation drip
commercial dry well
community college cistern
“I had such a positive experience with the incentive system that I’m like “why not do something else to my house? I would love to work with Rainplan again.” 
Amy Butler

Washington DC

how it works

Get Your Storm Score

Discover potential incentives for your property, where and how to collect rain, its impact on your property, neighbors, and surrounding community.

Schedule a Virtual Site Visit

Using high-resolution aerial imagery, meet with a local professional to analyze your property, discuss the next steps, get cost estimates, and next steps for proposals.

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Connect with a Service Provider

Use our tools to save you time like the Virtual Site Planner. Talking with one of our Rainplanners can help you make informed decisions and understand what’s possible within your budget.

Relax and Read Proposals

Whether you fill out your Rainplan or not, you can list your project on our platform for local green contractors to review and send you project proposals and bids. We vetted them, and now you just need to select.

The Simple Solution

We’ll Do The
Heavy Lifting

“This was a streamlined way to explore the process and see if we qualify. We were aware that the DC government is supportive of creating incentives, and we went through that process, but the Rainplan was another piece of it and even better with the help and support of the team to do all the steps”.
Shelley M.

Washington DC

Is Rainplan a contractor?

No, we match you with the best contractors in your area and help you navigate the installation process.

What are the steps of the rainplan process?

Once you submit your address we will send you a Rainplan assessment that will include an analysis on your property, what type of technologies we recommend, the amount of government funding you’re eligible for, and a pricing estimate.

Afterwards we send a contractor or engineer to your property depending on the type of upgrade you’re looking to do. A structural engineer will evaluate the structural integrity of your property for a Green Roof, and a landscape designer will conduct a percolation test on your soil and the design for the installation on your soil for permeable pavers and rain gardens.

We’ll then send you finalized pricing and if you accept we will submit your property for incentive approval and afterwards begin the installation process.

How does Rainplan work with the government?

Yes, Rain Plan is a for-profit, private organization. We have no contractual or affiliation with the government. We provide storm water services where we assess the property, connect to installers and fund the work so there’s no out-of-pocket cost for the property owners.

We administer the application process into the local jurisdictions for the programs. For example; In DC they have numerous programs, one of them is the River Smart Rewards Program and the Chesapeake Bay Trust.

We have no affiliation but we provide a service to make it easier for property owners to make upgrades but also obtain incentives from the government. This is not only meant to be a concierge service but also a way to guarantee your incentive and not come out of pocket for the entire amount while waiting on your incentive rebate after the project is complete.

What type of technologies does Rainplan offer?

Green Roofs, Permeable Pavers, Rain Gardens, Rain Barrels

What is the homeowner responsible for?

In addition to the installation fee, the property owner is responsible for:

A- Providing Rainplan with access to the property throughout the installation process.

B- Assigning payment to Rainplan of any stormwater installation rebates.

C- Annual maintenance of stormwater improvements to ensure property owner remains eligible for annual utility fee discounts.

D- Any property damage. Stormwater upgrades are designed to capture the first 1.2 inches of rainfall and Rainplan does not guarantee protection from severe weather, and or other property related events.

Best Way to Plan

We’ll Do The
Heavy Lifting

“This was a streamlined way to explore the process and see if we qualify. We were aware that the DC government is supportive of creating incentives, and we went through that process, but the Rainplan was another piece of it and even better with the help and support of the team to do all the steps”.
Shelley M.

Washington DC

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