Suburban Water Systems Bill Pay: A Guide to Paying Your Water Bill

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Suburban Water Systems provides water services to residents in California, Texas, and Florida. As a customer, it is important to stay on top of your water bill payments to avoid any interruptions in service. In this guide, we will outline the different ways to pay your Suburban Water Systems bill and provide you with helpful tips and information to make the process as smooth as possible.

Online Bill Pay

The easiest and most convenient way to pay your Suburban Water Systems bill is through their online bill pay system. You can access the online payment portal by visiting www.swwc.com/suburban/pay/ and following these steps:

Click on the “Pay My Bill” button.
Enter your account number and last payment amount.
Choose how you want to pay: by check, debit card, or credit card.
Follow the prompts to complete the payment process.

Benefits of Online Bill Pay:

Fast and convenient: Pay your bill from the comfort of your own home, 24/7.
Secure: The online payment system is safe and secure, protecting your personal and financial information.
Easy to use: Simply follow the prompts to complete the payment process.
Paperless: By opting for paperless billing, you can reduce your carbon footprint and help the environment.

Other Ways to Pay

If you prefer not to pay online, there are other ways to pay your Suburban Water Systems bill. You can pay by mail, phone, or in person. Here are the details:

Pay by Mail:

To pay by mail, send your payment along with the bottom portion of your bill to the following address:

Suburban Water Systems
Payment Center
P.O. Box 6105
Covina, CA 91722-5105

Pay by Phone:

Call 626-543-2640 for San Jose Hills customers or 562-944-8219 for Whittier-La Mirada customers. You can pay using a credit or debit card, and you will need your account number and last payment amount.

Pay in Person:

You can also pay in person at any of the district offices. The payment windows accept checks, cash, money orders, and Visa or MasterCard debit or credit cards. Here are the district office locations:

San Jose Hills District Office
1325 N. Grand Avenue, Suite 100
Covina, CA 91724
Whittier/La Mirada District Office
15088 Rosecrans Avenue
La Mirada, CA 90638
Sativa District Office
2015 E Hatchway St.
Compton, CA 90222

Tips and Reminders

Make sure to pay your bill on time to avoid any interruptions in service.
Keep your account number and last payment amount handy when paying your bill.
Consider opting for paperless billing to reduce your carbon footprint and help the environment.
If you need assistance with paying your bill, see the options below:
- Suburban’s WISH/LIRA program: See if you qualify for Suburban’s WISH/LIRA program giving a monthly credit on your bill.
- US Federal LIHWAP program: Learn more about the US Federal LIHWAP program and apply.
If you have any questions or concerns about your bill or payment, contact Suburban Water Systems’ customer service at [email protected] or call 626-543-2640 for San Jose Hills customers or 562-944-8219 for Whittier-La Mirada customers.

Conclusion

Paying your Suburban Water Systems bill is easy and convenient with the various payment options available. Consider opting for online bill pay for the fastest and most convenient way to pay your water bill. If you need assistance with paying your bill, Suburban Water Systems offers programs such as WISH/LIRA and LIHWAP to help qualified customers. Don’t hes

FAQ

Where does Suburban Water Systems get their water?

Suburban Water Systems Water Supply About 80% of our water supply comes from groundwater that is pumped by local wells we own. These wells are located in the San Gabriel Valley and Central Basins. The Basins are giant underground reservoirs that can cover hundreds of square miles.

Where does water go in Suburban?

In urban and suburban areas, water is distributed from the source through large underground pipes, called water mains, under the streets. A map of the water mains in your town would look something like the pattern of branches on a tree or the pattern of tributaries in a river system.

Where does La Mirada CA get its water from?

The City of La Mirada receives its water from Suburban Water Systems and Golden State Water Company. These water companies are privately owned water providers, not water districts, and are regulated by the California Public Utilities Commission (PUC).

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