The National League of Cities (NLC), representing over 218 million Americans, is the nation’s oldest and largest organization devoted to strengthening and promoting cities as centers of opportunity, leadership and governance. The NLC Service Line Warranty Program by HomeServe is the only program of its kind endorsed by the NLC. This program addresses the urgent need in cities to provide homeowners with resources to cover the repair of private side aging infrastructure, including broken and leaking water and sewer service lines.
Clarence Anthony, CEO of the National League of Cities, speaks on the NLC Service Line Warranty Program by HomeServe.
Partnering Across the USA
We are privileged to partner with municipalities across America to educate residents on their service line responsibilities while offering affordable coverage for home emergency repairs.
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What Do We Do?
The NLC Service Line Warranty Program covers the portion of the outside water and waste lines that are the responsibility of the homeowner. While the homeowner is responsible for their in-home water and waste lines, they are also responsible for the portions of the line that is buried outside of the home to the point of the utility connection.
National Partnerships
We’ve been an NLC partner since 2010, giving peace-of-mind to cities, local officials, and residents who face the issue of failing infrastructure. Click the video above to hear from the folks who are working with your communities, or below to read more about the partnership in a statement by Clarence Anthony, Executive Director of the National League of Cities, click below.
How the Program Works
Currently partnered with more than 1,000 municipalities, utilities and associations across North America, the NLC Service Line Warranty Program has helped more than 100,000 homeowners save over million in service line repair costs.
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