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Exclusions apply. For details about the plan(s), please read our Terms and Conditions. Oncourse Home Solutions, LLC is the provider and obligor of protection programs administered by American Water Resources, LLC (AWR). In Florida, Oncourse Home Solutions of Florida, LLC is the provider and obligor of protection programs administered by AWR. 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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Preferred Outside Water Line & Sewer Line Protection Plan and Gas Line Protection Plan - One Gas

Coverage for
  • Sewer service line clogs and blockages
  • Leaking water service line
  • Equipment

Unexpected repairs can be stressful—and expensive. That’s why we offer our Water Line, Sewer Line, and Gas Line Protection Program to help safeguard your home and your budget.

As a homeowner, you’re responsible for the water, sewer, and gas lines on your property. If these lines fail due to normal wear and tear, repairs can cost thousands of dollars. Common causes include:

  • Aging pipes
  • Tree root intrusion
  • Ground shifts

These issues can lead to:

  • Water leaks inside your home or pooling in your yard
  • Sewage backups in your home or basement
  • Gas line leaks

Our protection program covers unexpected repair costs, so you don’t have to worry about surprise bills. Enroll today and enjoy peace of mind knowing your home is protected.

Program Fees listed only apply to the first year of the program and are subject to change.

  • Backfilling Holes
  • Burst water service line
  • Permits
  • Excavating
    • Landscape restoration reimbursement
    • Interior gas lines
    • Annual Safety Inspection of Gas Line
    • Connectors To Gas Appliances
    • Gas Line Shutoff Valves To Gas Appliances
    • Outside natural gas lines to qualified appliances
    • Sewer service line clogs and blockages
    • Leaking water service line
    • Equipment
    • Backfilling Holes
    • Burst water service line
    • Permits
    • Excavating
    • Landscape restoration reimbursement
    • Interior gas lines
    • Annual Safety Inspection of Gas Line
    • Connectors To Gas Appliances
    • Gas Line Shutoff Valves To Gas Appliances
    • Outside natural gas lines to qualified appliances

    Unexpected repairs can be stressful—and expensive. That’s why we offer our Water Line, Sewer Line, and Gas Line Protection Program to help safeguard your home and your budget.

    As a homeowner, you’re responsible for the water, sewer, and gas lines on your property. If these lines fail due to normal wear and tear, repairs can cost thousands of dollars. Common causes include:

    • Aging pipes
    • Tree root intrusion
    • Ground shifts

    These issues can lead to:

    • Water leaks inside your home or pooling in your yard
    • Sewage backups in your home or basement
    • Gas line leaks

    Our protection program covers unexpected repair costs, so you don’t have to worry about surprise bills. Enroll today and enjoy peace of mind knowing your home is protected.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    A water service line is the pipe that delivers water from the utility main in the street to your home. Homeowners are often responsible for the portion of the water line that runs from their property line to their home. A sewer service line is the pipe that carries wastewater from your home to the utility main in the street. Homeowners are often responsible for the portion of the sewer line that runs from their home to the utility main. Natural gas lines run within your home delivering fuel to your water heater, furnace, kitchen range, clothes dryer, and possibly also to outdoor appliances like grills, pool heaters and lights. Homeowners are often responsible for any gas lines after their meter. Your responsibilities may vary. If you live in a dwelling like a condominium, contact your homeowners association to determine your responsibilities.