Confirm the current rebate before purchase or removal
Santa Rosa’s direct-install toilet program closed to new applicants on August 21, 2026. The city separately describes a rebate with eligibility, pre-approval, and product conditions.
DECISION GUIDE 13
Make the next action fit the evidence
Use the condition described here to narrow the first safe action, the responsible contact, and the written authorization.
Do not pay for certainty that the observable pattern does not support.
OBSERVE
Preserve the useful clues
Read the live program page, confirm the account holder and property eligibility, obtain any required consent, and wait for approval before buying or removing the fixture.
Write the time, fixture, room, and use that preceded the change.
Photograph the wider context before taking a detail view.
Keep model labels, bills, prior repair records, and test results together.
CONTAIN
Choose the safe boundary
Do not promise funding, eligibility, reimbursement, labor coverage, or future program status. Save the approval and product documentation.
Containment should reduce harm without erasing evidence or transferring risk to gas, electricity, wastewater, finishes, or utility equipment.
AUTHORIZE
Put the first scope in writing
Keep the city rebate transaction separate from plumber labor, flange repairs, supply work, disposal, tax, and any code-related work.
Ask what is included, excluded, and still unknown.
Set the price or authorization boundary before work expands.
Define the test or record that will show completion.
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