Some nonprofit organizations may provide financial assistance to those who need help paying their utility bill. Download the printable list of utility payment assistance organizations (PDF).

Need assistance fixing a leak, getting more water-efficient appliances, or fixing your septic tank? Habitat for Humanity and Gwinnett Water have developed a water resources assistance program that can help. Apply online here. 

Research shows that up to 13% of indoor water use is attributed to leaks. Smart technologies can help you save money on your water bill and avoid leaks. These devices learn your in-home water use and are quickly able to alert you of any detected water leaks. Many of these products can alert you immediately via your smartphone, helping to minimize water waste. Models are available in a wide range of capabilities and price ranges.

Smart Leak Detection Devices purchased over $100 (before tax) are eligible for a $100 credit. Smart Leak Detection Devices purchased for less than $100, before tax, are eligible for a $50 credit.

Qualifications:

• Customer must own the property where the device is installed
• Rebate only applies to residential customers
• Must be a Gwinnett Water Resouces customer

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*IMPORTANT NOTE:

Customers can only receive one smart leak detector rebate per property.

Customers will be billed for water consumption based only on measurement from Gwinnett Water Resources water meter(s) serving the customer’s property. Smart Leak Detection devices provide detailed information on daily water use, but the device readings will not always match the total monthly reads from Gwinnett of Water Resources meter(s), which are billed for periods that do not necessarily coincide with the calendar month. The water meter is the official measuring device for all purposes, including billing and compliance with applicable laws of governing use and conservation of water.