Are homeowners in your city prepared to handle the unexpected worry and cost of emergency home repairs? U.S. municipalities and the homeowners they serve are facing continual challenges with aging water and sewer infrastructure. According to the American Society of Civil Engineers, our nation’s water systems face staggering public investment needs of over $100 billion per year over the next 20 years. The causes of public aging infrastructure affect your residents’ private lines, too, and unexpected service line repairs and replacements can cost homeowners hundreds to thousands of dollars. Plus, aging water infrastructure wastes over 2 trillion gallons of water per year, and residents lose another 1.3 trillion gallons due to leaks, adding stress to the local water supply and wasting energy required for water production and treatment.
The NLC Service Line Warranty Program, offered at no cost to the city, educates residents about their service line responsibilities while providing affordable repair plans to cover broken or leaking water and sewer lines.
On Thursday, August 3 at 1 PM ET, join NLC and HomeServe for an exclusive Summer of Savings and Solutions webinar to learn how to:
- Improve public and private infrastructure
- Reduce water loss and related expenses
- Educate and protect homeowners
- Support low-income citizens and community programs
Note: Registration link will take you to a non-NLC web page.
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