Service Line Warranties

Bringing Peace of Mind, One Community at a Time

Aging in Place

Home maintenance is a key factor for aging Canadians wishing to remain in their own homes.

Service Line Warranties in Ontario

Hear from leaders from the City of Hamilton about their experience with this Program.

Aging Infrastructure Can Hit People Where They Live

The next 20 years could be problematic for homeowners.

Overview of the Service Line Warranty Program

Service Line Warranties of Canada (SLWC) works in conjunction with municipalities and utilities to educate and protect homeowners.

What is Covered?

Service Line Warranties covers the portion of the outside water and waste lines that are the responsibility of the homeowner, as well as in-home plumbing issues, including broken, leaking or clogged water and sewer lines inside the home.

Our Plans

Our affordably priced plans address service line repairs that are not covered under traditional homeowner’s insurance policies. Through partnerships with municipalities and utilities, SLWC educates homeowners on their service line responsibilities and offers optional coverage plans that protect them in the event of a service line failure.

Benefits to Homeowners

Customers with a home repair emergency call toll-free 24/7/365, including weekends and holidays, to reach customer service. We connect them with a local, licensed and insured contractor within our contractor network to make the repairs, which are usually completed within 24 hours.

Partnerships and Associations

LAS is a corporation of the Association of Municipalities of Ontario (AMO) and offers competitively-priced business services to Ontario municipalities and the broader public sector. LAS has partnered with Service Line Warranties of Canada (SLWC) to offer residents of Ontario municipalities a sewer and water lateral warranty service.

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Local cities such as Kingston, Windsor, Peel Region and Hamilton, as well as many small towns across Northern and Southern Ontario.

Latest Blog Posts

Aging in Place Requires Support from the Community

by Elise Dostal | Jan 29, 2021 | Financial Shock, Home Maintenance, Intergenerational Communities, Public-Private Partnerships, Service Line Responsibilities

Almost 100 percent of Canadians 65 and older want to age in place, or continue to live independently in their own homes for as long as possible, according to the National Institute on Aging. Since nearly 30 percent of Canadians are Baby Boomers, with 5,000 retiring...

COVID-19 Threatens Infrastructure, Contractor Jobs

by Jeff Olson | Dec 18, 2020 | Financial Shock, Home Maintenance, Service Line Responsibilities

As municipalities move toward budget discussions in the new year, some are faced with the unappealing prospect of having to possibly raise taxes or make cuts to essential services, especially as the virus continues to rampage with no clear end in sight. The Financial Accountability Office of Ontario estimates that the pandemic cost provincial municipalities $4.1 billion in 2020 and will cost an additional $2.7 billion next year.

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