WaterSense® Labeled Bathroom Faucets

Not sure you need a WaterSense faucet? Check out how much water your old shower head may be using and how much you can save!

Water-Saving Bathroom Sink Faucets

When it comes to bathroom faucets, it really doesn't get any simpler than this. Washing your hands (a full 30 seconds!), brushing your teeth, or cleansing your face - all are easily accomplished with these WaterSense® certified bathroom sink faucets that offer you exceptional performance in a low, water-efficient flow rate. With quality construction, a wide variety of styles, and a myriad of designer finishes to complement almost any décor, we're sure you'll find the perfect new faucet for your bathroom right here.

Single Hole Lavatory Faucets

Centerset Lavatory Faucets

Widespread Lavatory Faucets

Vessel Sink Faucets

Water-Saving Shower Heads

Something as simple as a new shower head can revitalize your shower and spruce up your whole bathroom décor without extensive remodeling. Offering you a range of comfortable spray pattern options in stylish designs, there's something for almost everyone here. Featuring quality construction, and innovative yet functional detailing, we're confident you'll enjoy the way these low-flow shower heads feel and look in your bathroom. With so many to choose from - including a variety of designer finishes and styles from traditional to contemporary and everything in between, we make it easy for you to be eco-friendly without sacrificing comfort, features, or décor.

Multi-Function Showerheads

Single Spray Showerheads & Rain Showers

Water-Saving Handheld Showers

Finally! You don't have to sacrifice comfort or style to save water! These specially designed low-flow handheld shower heads are the perfect solution for anyone who wants to help conserve our natural resources while still experiencing the comfortable, refreshing feeling of a full-flow shower. Hand showers are great for bathing kids and pets, offer you added reach, and often can function as a regular shower head as well.

Water-Saving Shower Systems

You don't have to sacrifice style or satisfaction to save water in the shower. With these top quality tub and shower systems, you're getting the very best of WaterSense® certified performance in a beautiful package. Whether you're looking for a simple shower for a small stall, or want a complete tub and shower system with matching handspray, these shower collections are sure to please - and the variety of stylish modern designs mean you can make your home as unique as you are. The best thing? Most of these collections have a full range of accessories and other matching bathroom fixtures to outfit your entire bathroom in water-saving style!

Shower / Handshower Only Systems

Tub & Shower Systems


Frequently Asked Questions

Q. "Why should I choose a WaterSense labeled faucet?"
A. Well, the numbers can speak for themselves: It is estimated that by installing WaterSense labeled faucets and accessories, the average household can save more than 500 gallons per year. Most of us know that we can conserve water by turning off the tap when not in use, but many may not know you can save water while using it with the right water saving faucet. The WaterSense partnership program is sponsored by the EPA which provides water conservation and quality guidelines for participating manufacturers. All products with the WaterSense label have had complete third party certification and testing to ensure they meet the criteria, which is to reduce water use by 20-30 percent with out sacrificing performance and also maintain high quality standards. Please note that due to state low-flow regulations, we cannot ship non-WaterSense certified lavatory faucets or showerheads to customers in Colorado. Please check to ensure the product you're selecting is WaterSense certified prior to ordering to help avoid any delays or problems with your order.

Q. "What kind of products are WaterSense labeled?"
A. Bathrooms are by far the largest water users in the home, accounting for more than half of all the water that families use indoors. Thus, you can find a wide range of lavatory faucets, showers, and toilets available with the WaterSense label. Just look for notes on the product page for the item(s) you've selected to find out which products we offer that carry WaterSense certification.

Q. "I don't see any WaterSense certified kitchen faucets on your site. Why don't you offer any?"
A. Currently, the WaterSense program doesn't offer certification for kitchen faucets. However, many companies (including some of our most popular brands like Delta, Danze, and Symmons) who manufacture WaterSense certified lavatory faucets have also found ways to make their kitchen faucets more water efficient as well. If you have questions about the flow rate or water efficiency of any of our faucets, please do not hesitate to contact us and we will do our best to provide you with as much information about a specific model as we can.

Q. "What are the new California Energy Commission water efficiency standards and how does this affect me?"
A. Effective January 1, 2016, certain plumbing fixtures will be required to comply with new California Energy Commission requirements for flow rate and water efficiency. Since the program began in 1976, it has continually worked to develop standards for energy- and water-using appliances and fixtures that will help Californians to conserve energy and water. To help the state deal with current and future drought conditions, only water-saving plumbing fixtures will be legally available for sale in California. Products like faucets, toilets, urinals, and shower heads are all affected by the new regulations.

Sold after January 1, 2016:
  • Public lavatory faucets & aerators must have a maximum flow rate of 0.5 gallons per minute or less (at 60psi)
  • Kitchen faucets & aerators must have a maximum flow rate of 1.8 gallons per minute or less (at 60psi) - dual function faucets may have an optional temporary flow of 2.2 gallons per minute
  • Toilets must use a maximum 1.28 gallons per flush or less - or a dual-flush effective flush volume of 1.28 gallons per flush or less
  • Wall mounted urinals must use a maximum 0.125 gallons per flush or less
  • Other urinals must use a maximum 0.5 gallons per flush or less
Sold after July 1, 2016:
  • Lavatory faucets & aerators must have a maximum flow rate of 1.2 gallons per minute or less (at 60psi)
  • Shower heads must have a maximum flow rate of 2.0 gallons per minute or less (at 80psi)
Sold after July 1, 2018:
  • Shower heads must have a maximum flow rate of 1.8 gallons per minute or less (at 80psi)

What this means for the average consumer is that you can rest easy knowing that the product you're getting is compliant with the law - and will help you do your part to save water, our most precious natural resource. Additionally, it is important to note that current EPA WaterSense program requirements are not as stringent as the California Energy Commission requirements. Thus, not all WaterSense products may be compliant with the new laws in California. Please be sure to review the specifications of the product you're purchasing prior to placing your order as we cannot ship non-compliant products to our customers in California.

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