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Greensboro offers voluntary service‑line warranty plans for homeowners
Summary
The city said it is partnering with Service Line Warranties of America to offer voluntary protection plans covering exterior water and sewer lines; participation is optional and does not change city utility rates.
The City of Greensboro announced on its FYI Weekly program that it is partnering with Service Line Warranties of America to offer voluntary protection plans for homeowners to cover exterior water and sewer lines that connect to the city utility system.
The bulletin explained that the city is responsible for public water and sewer mains, while homeowners are responsible for the service lines on their property that connect to their houses. The optional plans are intended to help cover repair costs for those homeowner-owned lines. Participation is voluntary and, the city said, will not affect homeowners' city utility rates. The program webpage noted by the broadcast is slwaplans.com/greensboro.
The announcement did not include details on plan pricing, enrollment deadlines or whether the city receives any administrative fee from the vendor.
