



Did you know?
As a homeowner you are responsible for the water and sewer service lines buried on your private property. A breakdown to these lines could happen without warning resulting in an unexpected and costly emergency repair. The lifespan of a service line depends on many factors including construction material, soil conditions and use and the location, number and species of nearby trees. While not typically covered by basic homeowners’ insurance, residents are encouraged to check with their provider to confirm if they have existing coverage. Residents may also consider coverage from an external service plan provider.
Service Line Warranties of Canada (SLWC)
The Town of Smooth Rock Falls has partnered with Service Line Warranties of Canada (SLWC) to offer eligible homeowners optional repair plans to help protect residents against potentially expensive emergency repairs to water service lines or well and sewer/septic lines on their private property.
Participation is optional and voluntary for homeowners. The program is solely managed by SLWC and uses no public funds. Residents will not be solicited in person or by phone. A homeowner who chooses to enroll in this program should do so with the knowledge that the Town of Smooth Rock Falls in no way warrants or is liable for the work or performance of SLWC.
Residents who choose to sign up for a plan have access to these benefits:
Plans Available in the Town of Smooth Rock Falls:
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ’s)
Who is SLWC?
SLWC is an independent company, separate from your local utility or community. If you would prefer not to receive solicitations from SLWC, please call 1-844-616-8444.
Why did Smooth Rock Falls partner with SLWC?
There are several benefits the voluntary SLWC program brings to Smooth Rock Falls and its residents, including:
Doesn’t my homeowners insurance already cover these repairs?
Typically, no. Most homeowners are surprised to learn that they are responsible for the repair and replacement of broken or leaking utility lines on their property. While most basic homeowners policies will pay to repair the damage created by failed utility lines, they typically do not cover the cost of the repair of the line itself. SLWC encourages residents to call their insurance company to determine their actual coverage.
Does this coverage include well lines?
Yes, coverage provides for repair or replacement of either water service or well lines.
Why does SLWC use the Town of Smooth Rock Falls logo in its marketing materials?
The Town of Smooth Rock Falls allows SLWC to use its logo in communications to indicate that there is a formal relationship in place and to let residents know that the offering is legitimate, it is for the residents’ benefit and has the approval of the Town of Smooth Rock Falls. All the mailings SLWC sends to Smooth Rock Falls residents are first reviewed and approved by the Town staff prior to use.
SLWC is committed to transparency in all its communications. All SLWC materials clearly state that the services the company offers are voluntary and that they are offered by SLWC, a private company that is separate from the Town of Smooth Rock Falls.
How can I stop getting mail from SLWC
To be removed from future mailings, contact SLWC by calling 1-844-616-8444
Posted on: Sep 09 2022, 12.53 PM Category: Uncategorised