Landscape services designed for managed properties
Replace eligible nonfunctional turf with a more water-wise landscape and understand the steps before beginning rebate-funded work. Bay Pro focuses its website and assessment process on HOA common areas, professionally managed apartment properties and commercial sites in San Francisco Bay Area.
Each property differs in planting, irrigation infrastructure, traffic patterns, budget and management requirements. A site-specific scope is more useful than a generic price per acre.
What a property assessment can cover
- Site and turf eligibility assessment
- Drought-tolerant planting concepts
- Irrigation conversion considerations
- Rebate application readiness
A project assessment can clarify priorities, site access, desired service frequencies and constraints. Final services and pricing are subject to site review and a written proposal.
Planning a practical scope
Have your property address, preferred start date, approximate area and maintenance or improvement concerns ready. Photos, recent water bills or an existing scope of work may also help when discussing a conversion or irrigation project.
Frequently asked questions
Should work begin before rebate approval?
Generally no. Many programs require preapproval and pre-conversion photos; confirm the specific program rules first.
Confirm rebates before construction
Rebate eligibility is usually based on the local retail water provider, site conditions and application approval. Do not assume a statewide dollar amount applies to your property. Obtain the program's current terms and preapproval before removal.
Useful official resources: SoCal Water$mart, BAWSCA conservation rebates, and Valley Water rebates. Programs are location-specific and may change.
Is every HOA lawn required to be removed?
No. California restrictions and rebate rules distinguish functional from nonfunctional turf, with exceptions and separate compliance dates.
Confirm rebates before construction
Rebate eligibility is usually based on the local retail water provider, site conditions and application approval. Do not assume a statewide dollar amount applies to your property. Obtain the program's current terms and preapproval before removal.
Useful official resources: SoCal Water$mart, BAWSCA conservation rebates, and Valley Water rebates. Programs are location-specific and may change.
Confirm rebates before construction
Rebate eligibility is usually based on the local retail water provider, site conditions and application approval. Do not assume a statewide dollar amount applies to your property. Obtain the program's current terms and preapproval before removal.
Useful official resources: SoCal Water$mart, BAWSCA conservation rebates, and Valley Water rebates. Programs are location-specific and may change.