Does anybody know if it is worth getting “water line insurance” for their home? In case the supply pipe breaks

Question by Rikounet: Does anybody know if it is worth getting “water line insurance” for their home? In case the supply pipe breaks

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3 Comments on "Does anybody know if it is worth getting “water line insurance” for their home? In case the supply pipe breaks"

  1. Nishi
    says:

    The real question is can you afford to replace the line if it breaks? If not, I would recommend the insurance.

  2. Nightrider says:

    Your utility companies offer insurance for gas, electric and water lines at very reasonable rates (usually at $ 5 a month for each, but it can vary). Your home owner’s insurance only covers inside the house itself. If the water line breaks inbetween the house and the street, it is the homeowner that pays the entire bill. If you have a brand new home, it might not be necessary, but that is what insurance is all about, protecting against the unexpected. If you needed to hire a crew with a bobcat to dig out your lawn and replace a broken water pipe, it could easily run over $ 5k, so yes, I have the optional insurance for all my utitlities. A very small price to pay for the peace of mind in case something does happen. I hope this helps you.

  3. Bandit says:

    i would. my friend just had a pipe break while they were away and the damage caused was tens of thousands of dollars.

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