Watertight Contract Benefits FAQ
- Can my contract be covered by Watertight?
If your swimming spa or pool is for personal private use and you have signed a SPASA Recommended Domestic Contract with a current member of SPASA in Queensland, your contract can be covered by Watertight Contract Benefits.
- How much is Watertight Contract Benefits cover for?
Your Watertight cover is for the stated value of your contract or the maximum “Insurable Value” of $100,000 (which ever is the lesser).
- Can I get Watertight Contract Benefits from any swimming pool contractor?
NO! Watertight Contract Benefits cover is only available through current SPASA members.
- What do I do if I think I have a claim?
Immediately you become aware of any circumstance you think likely to give rise to a claim that may be covered by your Watertight cover advise SPASA, in writing, as soon as practicable.
- What is "Contractor Default"?
Contractor Default is the failure by the Contractor:- to complete the works as specified in the Contract; or
- to complete the “Statutory Warranty” work (as directed by the Building Services Authority);
- What do I have to do to get Watertight Contract Benefits?
When you are about to sign a SPASA Recommended Contract with a SPASA member:- make sure you obtain a Benefit Application for Watertight Contract Benefits;
- complete and sign the Benefit Application together with the contractor and ensure that the Benefit Application is accompanied either by a cheque for the specified contribution payable to SPASA or completed Credit Card details; and
- ensure that both the completed form and the contribution are sent immediately to SPASA.
- How do I know whether I have Watertight Contract Benefits?
SPASA issues a confirming Certificate of Benefit when an application for Watertight Contract Benefits is received.
If you have not received a certificate within 21 days or by the proposed commencement date of the contract work contact Spasa immediately.
