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As a United Water Customer you have the following rights:
We mail our new customers a comprehensive Customer Information Guide. All existing customers can also contact Customer Service to request a copy. Special Needs Our top priorities are to provide
you with a sure supply of high quality water and excellent service.
Whenever you have a question about your water, your service or your
bill, please feel free to contact us. We're here to help!
Customer
Service Center For all customers payment is due by the due date indicated on your bill. You have a number of choices when it comes to paying your bill. Online Bill Payment Choose from these convenient payment methods:
Budget Billing By Mail If you pay online through your bank or misplace your payment envelope, please note that our payment address has changed to PO BOX 371804, Pittsburgh, PA 15250-7804; be sure to update your records accordingly. In Person You can also pay by cash, check or money order at several convenient centers. Click here for a list of payment centers. Payment Drop Box
If you are having difficulty paying your water bill due to a temporary financial hardship, you may be eligible for help from UW Cares, our customer assistance program. Call 888.842.8080 or visit www.uwcares.org for more information. Most United Water New Jersey customers are billed in hundred cubic feet or CCFs (1 CCF = 748 gallons). The average residential bill for a United Water New Jersey customer is about $394 annually. This estimate is based upon usage of about 30 CCFs (22,440 gallons) of water per quarter. The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities approves service charges that are fair for both the customer and our company. Charges for water service cover our costs for collecting, treating, testing, delivering water and maintaining our system. These charges also include items such as labor, electricity, chemicals, taxes, depreciation and interest expenses and a reasonable return to shareholders. Rate Schedule Here's what a typical water dollar pays for:
Your Voice is Heard At United Water, we value our customers. We strive to deliver consistent, quality service to you every day. Our aim is to resolve all of your inquiries in a consistent and professional manner. If you ever experience a problem with our service, we want to hear from you. All of our customers have a three-step course of action for escalating their concerns until they are resolved:
At United Water we believe it's important for our customers to be well informed on a variety of water-related issues. We can speak to your organization on topics such as water quality, water conservation and xeriscape (conservation) gardening. Or, your group can schedule a tour of our state-of-the-art water treatment plant in Haworth, New Jersey. This facility uses ozone to purify your water.
We read meters quarterly or monthly depending upon the size of the meter. Most of our customers have Automatic Meter Reading Systems (AMRS). You don't have to wait for a meter reader and you get an actual reading every time. If you don't have AMR, a meter reader must read your meter so we can send you a bill based on actual consumption. If you would like to have one installed, or if you need additional meters, please call our customer service center. Radio Frequency Devices FAQs on Radio Frequency Devices
If you're moving, please call us about one week in advance. If you're an existing customer we'll prepare a final bill. If you're a new customer, we'll open an account in your name. A deposit may be required to open a new account.
If you need a new service line or relocation or enlargement of an existing service line in Hudson or Bergen counties, call our New Business Department at 201 457 7969. We'll provide you with the necessary plumbing specifications as well as the forms you need to apply for water service. The New Business Department is located at 60 Devoe Placein Hackensack. If you need information about a service line in Sussex or Passaic counties, call us at 888 770 6030. A private water utility must be authorized by the state to provide service to its customers. This is done through a tariff that defines how and where the utility can operate. The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (BPU) is the state agency that regulates how we do business. They also maintain jurisdiction over the terms and conditions of service. This includes rates and charges, initiation and termination of service, billing arrangements and many other items related to how we operate. This process is authorized by the BPU and documented in a tariff, which can only be revised through an action of the BPU. United Water New Jersey's tariff is available online as an Adobe Acrobat pdf. To view or print, please download the free Adobe Acrobat Reader.
Are you ready for the big chill? Winters can be harsh on household plumbing and rough on your wallet should damage occur. Follow the tips below to help protect your pipes and water meter from freezing. Taking these steps now can spare you from being left without water or having to incur expenses for plumbing repairs or damaged furnishings.
As a customer, it's your responsibility to protect your underground service lines, your indoor plumbing and the water meter from freezing. It's also your responsibility to thaw or repair any damage to equipment on your property. United Water is responsible for making repairs to the service line from the water main to the property line.
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