Exterior Water Service Line Coverage
$7.95/mo
$23.85/qtr
$95.40/yr
Plumbing Protection That Pays Off
Stay protected from unexpected repairs that can hit your budget hard.
Exterior Sewer/Septic Line repairs and replacements can cost up to: $6,928‡
Replace sewer/ septic line (26-75 ft.)
$6,633‡
Replace collapsed section of sewer/ septic line
$1,581‡
Unblock sewer/ septic line
$295‡
Plans from HomeServe cover:
- Locating the blockage or collapse
- Unblocking
- Excavation to expose pipe
- Fitting external valves
- Pipe replacement or repair
- Fusing
- Repair or replacement of seals and joints
- Welding
- Pipe cutting
- Backfilling of areas disturbed by repairs
Exterior Water Line repairs and replacements can cost up to $3,611‡
Replace water service line (26-100 ft.)
$3,039‡
Locate, excavate, repair leak
$572‡
Plans from HomeServe cover:
- Excavation to expose pipe
- Pipe replacement or repair
- Repair or replacement of seals and joints
- Unblocking
- Fitting external valves
- Fusing
- Locating the leak
- Welding
Interior Plumbing & Drainage repairs and replacements can cost up to $776‡
Leaking supply pipe to hot water heater
$318‡
Leaking wax seal
$218‡
Blocked drain
$240‡
Plans from HomeServe cover:
- Blocked drain
- Repair/replace burst interior water pipe
- Leaking supply pipe to hot water heater
- Unblocking an overflowing toilet or sink due to clogged drains
- Leaking wax seal
Home Plumbing & Drainage repairs and replacements can cost up to $6,873‡
Replace sewer/ septic line (26-75 ft.)
$6,633‡
Blocked drain
$240‡
Plans from HomeServe cover:
- Leaking wax seal
- Welding
- Blocked drain
- Backfilling of areas disturbed by repairs
- Leaking supply pipe to hot water heater
- Repair/replace burst interior water pipe
- Pipe cutting
- Unblocking an overflowing toilet or sink due to clogged drains
- Excavation to expose pipe
- Locating the blockage or collapse
- Pipe replacement or repair
- Fitting external valves
- Repair or replacement of seals and joints
- Unblocking
- Fusing
‡National average repair costs as of December 2024. No charge for covered repairs up to your service call benefit amount.
Plumbing Protection That Pays Off
Stay protected from unexpected repairs that can hit your budget hard.
Exterior Sewer/Septic Line repairs and replacements can cost up to: $6,928‡
Replace sewer/ septic line (26-75 ft.)
$6,633‡
Replace collapsed section of sewer/ septic line
$1,581‡
Unblock sewer/ septic line
$295‡
Plans from HomeServe cover:
- Locating the blockage or collapse
- Unblocking
- Excavation to expose pipe
- Fitting external valves
- Pipe replacement or repair
- Fusing
- Repair or replacement of seals and joints
- Welding
- Pipe cutting
- Backfilling of areas disturbed by repairs
Exterior Water Line repairs and replacements can cost up to $3,611‡
Replace water service line (26-100 ft.)
$3,039‡
Locate, excavate, repair leak
$572‡
Plans from HomeServe cover:
- Excavation to expose pipe
- Pipe replacement or repair
- Repair or replacement of seals and joints
- Unblocking
- Fitting external valves
- Fusing
- Locating the leak
- Welding
Interior Plumbing & Drainage repairs and replacements can cost up to $776‡
Leaking supply pipe to hot water heater
$318‡
Leaking wax seal
$218‡
Blocked drain
$240‡
Plans from HomeServe cover:
- Blocked drain
- Repair/replace burst interior water pipe
- Leaking supply pipe to hot water heater
- Unblocking an overflowing toilet or sink due to clogged drains
- Leaking wax seal
Home Plumbing & Drainage repairs and replacements can cost up to $6,873‡
Replace sewer/ septic line (26-75 ft.)
$6,633‡
Blocked drain
$240‡
Plans from HomeServe cover:
- Leaking wax seal
- Welding
- Blocked drain
- Backfilling of areas disturbed by repairs
- Leaking supply pipe to hot water heater
- Repair/replace burst interior water pipe
- Pipe cutting
- Unblocking an overflowing toilet or sink due to clogged drains
- Excavation to expose pipe
- Locating the blockage or collapse
- Pipe replacement or repair
- Fitting external valves
- Repair or replacement of seals and joints
- Unblocking
- Fusing
‡National average repair costs as of December 2024. No charge for covered repairs up to your service call benefit amount.
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Plumbing Repair Plans FAQs
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What is a plumbing repair plan?
Plumbing repair plans from HomeServe cover many common plumbing issues. These include blocked toilets from a clogged pipe and repairs for sewer or septic lines. HomeServe offers both interior and exterior plans, as well as a combo plan that will cover both. Enrolling in the right coverage for your home plumbing system will help you avoid paying out of pocket for your next covered repair.
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What types of problems can your plumbing cause?
Plumbing problems can be on the interior or exterior of your home. For example, many people don't know that the sewer line outside your house may be your responsibility if it breaks. HomeServe offers a solution for that. Plumbing repair plans from HomeServe help you prepare as much as possible for the unexpected.
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Are Plumbing Plans Worth It?
Unexpected issues like blocked sinks or clogged toilets from a burst pipe can disrupt your daily life and lead to expensive repairs. Having a plan in place provides peace of mind with coverage on repairs cost up to the benefit amount and gives you access to trusted professionals when you need them most.
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Are sewer leaks covered by homeowners' insurance?
Many homeowners mistakenly believe that sewer leaks are covered by their homeowners' insurance. However, sewer lines on your property that are damaged from normal wear and tear are generally not covered by a basic homeowners insurance policy. Homeowners may be responsible for the sewer line from where it enters their property and up to and inside of their homes.
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What is a water line repair plan?
It's a repair plan that provides coverage for broken or leaking water pipes. Normal wear and tear, corrosion, or even soil conditions can cause pipe problems that can lead to costly repairs.
