New Throne for Your Home Residential Program

Free Toilet Replacement Program

New Throne for Your Home – Residential*

We offer FREE high-performance HET’s (high-efficiency toilets).  These WaterSense ® certified toilets ensure great performance and reduce water consumption.  You can apply to replace up to two toilets.  A rebate option is also available for up to $90 per toilet, up to two toilets per household.

Note: For the rebate option, the receipt must be no older than six months from the day of purchase.

Who Qualifies?

  • Dallas Water Utilities (DWU) customers who own their home.
  • Customers who rent their properties or serve as landlords may qualify on a one-time basis, per address.
  • If renting, a consent letter is required from the homeowner that includes the following:
    • Tenant’s name
    • DWU account number
    • Telephone number
    • Property address
  • Customers who still have toilets that were installed before 1994. 

Note: Toilets received through the NTFYH Program are subject to an in-house installation verification by an inspector.
Note: For the rebate option, the receipt must be no older than six months from the day of purchase.

How Do I Apply?

You may apply below or call the City of Dallas Water Conservation division @ (214) 670-3155.

 

High-Efficiency Two Piece Toilet Product Features:

  • Gravity fed 1.28gpf HET, High Efficiency Toilet
  • Two piece vitreous china
  • 2’’ fully glazed trapway
  • 8’’ x 9’’ water surface
  • Anti-siphon fill valve
  • Jetted box rim
  • Close coupled tank with cover
  • Quick connect, 2 bolt tank to bowl installation
  • Comes standard with a color matching trip lever
  • 2” Flush valve
  • Sanitary bar on all bowls
  • Toilet seat is included
  • Available in 10’’, 12’’, 14’’ RI
  • Available with RH trip level
  • Available with insulated tank
  • Available round front, elongated, and ADA
  • Uses 20% less water than standard low consumption toilets
  • EPA WaterSense Certified

Note:  Water Supply Line Is Not Included

 

Tips To Determine the Gallons Per Flush Volume

  • Pre 1994
    • Toilets that date prior to 1994 fall in two main flush volumes: 5-7 gallons per flush (gpf) and 3.5 gallons per flush (gpf)
  • 1994- Present (1994 – 2006) Toilets:
    • Toilets that are dated 1994 to present time fall into two main flush volumes, 1.6 gallons per flush (gpf) and 1.28 gallons per flush (gpf) 
  • 2005 – Present (High Efficiency Toilets)
    • Toilets that are dated 2005 to present time fall into two main flush volumes, 1.28 gallons per flush (gpf) and .080 gallons per flush . 

The easiest way to determine a toilet gallon per flush volume is to look for a stamp on the toilet bowl where it connects to the tank directly behind the seat. If not there take the tank lid off and look for a rating or manufacture’s date stamped inside the lid tank.

Toilet Replacement Application Form (Residential)