Winter Heating Tips
With the arrival of cooler weather, here are some HEATING TIPS to help meet your preferred level of thermal comfort and energy usage during the winter.
Going on Vacation?
If you plan to be away from home during colder times of the year when heating is typically required,
feel free to contact us to discuss the best vacation settings for your system.
December 17, 2024
Canada Post Strike
SSL would like to inform you that a service disruption at Canada Post is currently affecting the timely delivery of mail.
Condensation Notice
Did you know when your heat pump is running in Air Conditioning mode, it is normal for it to expel condensation water.
Residential Watering Schedule
The Stage 1 Watering Schedule of the Water Conservation Bylaw for the Regional Water Supply System (Greater Victoria) is in effect May 1 through September 30, each and every year, unless more stringent water conservation measures are required.
Good Practice
SSL would like to remind you that it’s good practice to do periodic visual inspections of your mechanical room to help identify any potential issues (e.g. water leaks, blocked floor drains) between scheduled maintenance appointments.
Flushing Notice to Westhills Residents
Please be advised that SSL will be flushing the water mains in your neighbourhood, during regular business hours, from Thursday, April 18th, to Friday, April 26th, 2024. Flushing is a regular part of annual system maintenance which helps keep our drinking water safe and clean. It is also undertaken to verify the reliability of all fire hydrants and perform repairs if needed.
Water Service Notice
SSL and Westhills will be performing water system upgrades in your neighbourhood on Thursday, February 1st, 2024, and Friday, February…
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People, businesses urged to conserve water
The Province of BC is urging people across British Columbia to conserve water as current forecasts suggest much of the province will experience drought conditions through the summer months.
While the recent rains have provided relief for some regions in B.C., it has not been enough to overcome the limited rain and precipitation from previous months. The increased flows that are present in some streams and river systems are likely to be shortlived.