“Buying our first home, a rehabbed 100+ year-old farmhouse, drained our savings. Despite new systems, bubbling toilets revealed a corroded, century-old lead sewer line. It cost $19,500 to replace, which was an expensive lesson on hidden homeownership issues.”

“Our house had standing water in the basement for weeks, which turned out to be sewage from our neighbors. After biohazard remediation and hiring a plumber to replace the pipe, the total cost was about $28,000 which we were not at all expecting.”

“After buying my home, a sewer backup caused gurgling noises. I discovered my insurance didn’t cover plumbing issues. A local plumber used a scope to reveal tree roots in the rusted pipes. Replacing the sewage line cost $10,000 and took a frustrating seven days.”

“We couldn’t use our toilet, sinks, washer, or dryer. Thankfully, Guardian Service sprang into action immediately. Compared to my previous experiences with homeowner insurance claims, Guardian’s response and problem-solving were a breath of fresh air. It’s an invaluable service I highly recommend to other homeowners – and well worth the monthly cost.”