Outdoor Water Assessments

Aurora Water offers free outdoor water assessments from June through September. Click the purple tab above to request an outdoor water assessment for our 2025 season. 

We also have a DIY Outdoor Water Assessment Guidebook to help you conduct an outdoor water assessment on your own. Download the do-it-yourself Outdoor Water Assessment Guidebook here.

Water leaks and inefficient irrigation can waste thousands of gallons of water each month and degrade the health of your landscape. Our water conservation team will provide a free assessment that includes:

• Ensuring sprinkler heads work correctly and evenly water landscape areas
• Checking the irrigation controller to ensure it is efficiently watering
• Assessing the system and landscape to make accurate recommendations
• Discussing rebate eligibility and system upgrades
• Emailing a report regarding system issues and recommendations

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Document Accessibility

Please know that while the city is working to make all information accessible, some information such as Excel files, plat maps, site plans for development projects, architectural plans, scanned handwritten documents and other highly visual materials provided by third parties outside of the city may not be accessible. If someone needs this material in an alternative format to fully access the information, please contact us at our webform or email us at [email protected] and let us know how best to assist you.

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Indoor Water Assessments

Free indoor water assessments are offered year-round. To request an indoor water assessment, click on the purple tab above.
Aurora Water developed a new resource to help you identify and respond to leaks at your home. Download the do-it-yourself Indoor Water Leak Check Guidebook here.

Silent water leaks and inefficient appliances can waste hundreds of gallons each month, resulting in higher water bills. Maximize the efficiency of your water use with an indoor water assessment. This assessment is available to both residents and large-property customers. A water conservation specialist will come to your home or property and provide a free assessment that includes: 

• A review of historical water use to target possible water-efficiency issues
• Free high-efficiency faucet aerators and showerheads
• Checking toilets and water fixtures for leaks
• Assessing appliances and fixtures for efficiency
• Providing recommendations for fixture and appliance updates 
• Locating and explaining various shut-off valves to prepare for emergencies
• Discussing possible rebates to save you money