Sewer Line Repair | Sewer Line Warranty

As a homeowner, you are responsible to pay for repairs to the exterior sewer line that runs from your house to the sewer main in the street - and repair costs are often in the thousands. Lines can clog due to normal wear and tear, such as age, tree root intrusions and ground shifts causing:

Sewage backup in your home or pooling in your yard
Sewage backup in your basement/crawlspace
Foundational damage
Sewage smell or backups in your sinks, toilets, bath/shower

Unexpected repairs can be both daunting and costly. Our Sewer Line Protection Program protects you from these unexpected costs. See above for what we cover.

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Sewage backup in your home or pooling in your yard
Sewage backup in your basement/crawlspace
Foundational damage
Sewage smell or backups in your sinks, toilets, bath/shower

Unexpected repairs can be both daunting and costly. Our Sewer Line Protection Program protects you from these unexpected costs. See above for what we cover.

$40,000

Highest paid claim in 2023

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$24M+

Total paid out in 2023

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$1,361

Average repair cost

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34,710

Number of claims to date

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Oncourse Home Solutions is one of the nation's leading providers of optional protection programs. Oncourse's programs provide peace of mind for customers by helping protect them from the costs associated with unexpected repairs. Oncourse Home Solutions is a d/b/a of American Water Resources, LLC. When you enroll with Oncourse Home Solutions, you may also see the name American Water Resources in some of our communications. It's all one team, working together to protect your home.

Sewer Line Protection Program

Why this plan?

$40,000

$24M+

$1,361

34,710

FAQs

Who is Oncourse Home Solutions?

What is the Sewer Line Protection Program?

Why do I need the program?

Is there a service fee?

How can I pay for the program?

How do I sign up?

What specifically is covered by the program?

But my sewer is underground. How can I tell if there's a problem?

I have homeowners' insurance for my home. Does it cover the sewer service line?

Doesn't my homeowners' insurance cover this?

How can I cancel my protection?

Will I get any money back when I cancel my protection?

I pay my protection charges on my utility bill. How do I stop those charges?

Can I still make a claim after I've cancelled my protection?

If I cancel my protection, can I get it back if I want to?

I received a request to renew by mail or email. What should I do?

Why did I receive a notification for a failed payment?