Residents of Danvers, Massachusetts, interested in making their homes a little greener this year are in luck. Through its Water Use Mitigation Program (WUMP), the town of Danvers is offering rebates to water account holders who upgrade their current appliances to one of the new, water-saving models. Eligible appliances are toilets, washing machines, faucets, showerheads, and rain sensors. Residents will receive either a $150 or $200 rebate for a new toilet, depending on its size, as well as compensation for the cost of the plumbing permit. Washing machines earn $200, showerheads and faucets each earn $50, and rain sensors earn $100. This is a great opportunity for Danvers residents to help the environment and save a little money in the process.  

To receive the rebate, simply fill out an application, which can be picked up at the Danvers Business Division on 2 Burroughs Street, and provide the town with proof of your appliance purchase dated after July 1, 2009, and a copy of your plumbing permit, if applicable. But hurry! The town has a specific fund set aside for these rebates and when the money is gone, the program will end. For more information on the rebate program and appliance eligibility requirements, click here. And be sure to call AAA Plumbing and Heating for help with your installation!

By: AAA Plumbing and Heating 

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