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American Water Resources (AWR) offers service line protection contracts to homeowners in 43 states and Washington, D.C., and currently services more than 2 million contracts. The company has been providing protection contracts since the year 2000 with more than 9 out of 10 customers satisfied and an A Rating from the Better Business Bureau. American Water Resources also provides its protection contracts to homeowners through municipal partnerships with the New York City Department of Environmental Protection, Orlando Utilities Commission, Nashville Metro Water Services and others. American Water Resources is not owned by American Water but uses the trademark “American Water Resources” under license from American Water. As such, AWR’s optional programs are not provided or guaranteed by American Water or its affiliates, and any changes in AWR’s prices are not determined or controlled by American Water or its affiliates. American Water Resources conducts business in California as American Water Resources Insurance Services and administers home protection contracts, provided by Virginia Surety Company, Inc., CA Lic. No. 0F65279. In Virginia, American Water Resources administers insurance policies, underwritten by Virginia Surety Company, Inc., VA Lic. No. 109751. New Jersey Residents: The product being offered is a service contract and is separate and distinct from any product or service warranty which may be provided by the home builder or manufacturer. 


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Everything You Need to Know About Water Lines

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Your water service line is outdoors and underground, and it is the lifeline of your home, supplying an essential resource you use daily. To ensure that this line continues to allow water to flow as expected, consider signing up for water line protecti...

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As homeowners, we often prioritize the aesthetics and functionality of our homes, investing time and resources into maintaining a comfortable living space. However, there’s one critical area of the home that often goes unnoticed until disaster strikes — the water service line. Your water service line is outdoors and underground, and it is the lifeline of your home, supplying an essential resource you use daily. To ensure that this line continues to allow water to flow as expected, consider signing up for water line protection through reputable service providers like American Water Resources.

Hidden threats to water service lines

Water service lines face various threats, many of which are hidden from plain sight. These threats can result in burst pipes, damage from tree roots, leaking pipes, corrosion, and even normal wear and tear to the line that occurs over time (water line damage caused by natural disasters is not included in our coverage). Each of these issues can lead to significant damage, not only compromising the functionality of your home but also causing financial strain when a repair is needed.

Burst pipes

A burst water pipe is a nightmare scenario for any homeowner. It could result from a variety of conditions, including freezing temperatures, high water pressure, and aging pipes. The aftermath of a burst pipe can include extensive water damage to your property, leading to costly repairs. With water line protection, you can rest easy knowing that many unforeseen disasters are covered, offering you peace of mind.

Tree root damage

Trees, while beautiful, can pose a threat to your water service line. Over time, tree roots can infiltrate pipes, causing blockages and potential leaks. American Water Resources’ home warranty coverage includes damage caused by tree roots, ensuring that your water service line is shielded from this silent menace.

Leaking pipes

A leaking pipe may start as a minor inconvenience, but if left unaddressed, it can escalate into a major issue. Water service line protection covers the costs associated with detecting and repairing leaks, preventing further damage to your property, and preserving your home’s structural integrity.

Corrosion

Pipe corrosion is a natural process that occurs over time, especially in older homes with aging infrastructures. Corrosion weakens pipes, making them more susceptible to leaks and bursts. With its coverage, American Water Resources addresses issues stemming from pipe corrosion, safeguarding your home from potential water-related disasters.

Normal wear and tear

As with any system, water service lines undergo normal wear and tear over time. Regular usage can lead to deterioration, making it essential to have protection in place. American Water Resources recognizes the impact of wear and tear on your water service line, providing coverage for repair and replacement.

Ready to sign up?

Owning a home comes with responsibilities, and safeguarding your property from unforeseen water service line issues is a crucial aspect of maintenance that shouldn’t be overlooked. By enrolling in Water Line Protection from American Water Resources, you not only protect your home from potential disasters but also gain the assurance that professionals will handle any issues promptly and efficiently. Don’t wait for a water-related crisis to strike — invest in the well-being of your home today.

Visit us online and enter your ZIP code to see if our Water Line Protection Program is available in your area.

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