Is My Septic System Covered by Home Warranty?

Updated April 2021

Your weekend has been busy but running smooth. Then, Sunday night, you prepare to take a shower only to find that water has backed up into the bathtub, or worse, water is all over the floor. Look at the plumbing around your home at once and see if you can smell any unpleasant odors around the outside, specifically around the septic tank. Because if you wait for an obvious sign, like puddles on your lawn, it may be too late to fix this yourself.

If you have a warranty for your septic system covered, you’ll probably be okay financially, with only a basic service call fee charge. But if you don’t septic system repair with home warranty, or on the septic system itself, then you may be in a financial bind, or without a septic system at all.

It’s All Fun and Games Until The Septic System Quits

Septic system problems and repairing your septic tank isn’t a laughing matter. And having Septic System problems without having either home warranty or septic system warranty coverage will make the difference if this is just a minor inconvenience or you have quickly gotten into an uninhabitable situation.

They Can Last For Years With Your Help

The septic system for your home is a vital system and you shouldn’t ignore the bad omens that are indications of a septic system failure because it is only going to get worse. We all want our home to be in optimal living condition, but it can’t do it by itself. The septic system is like all the workings in your home – it needs your attention and preventive maintenance.

With proper attention and  maintenance, your septic system can last you for decades. But this doesn’t mean that you won’t experience an occasional malfunction, which is when you want to make sure your septic system covered to protect you and your home when that happens.

Septic System problems can be from a failure of the septic sewage ejector pump happening when the system doesn’t properly function. This can require professional service which can result in a repair or replacement of the ejector pump. The repair will be the least expensive with the replacement costing you hundreds of dollars. The unbudgeted, unplanned expense to get your system back to work.

For saving on septic system repair expenses, having a septic system repair with home warranty included together will give you peace of mind and save you money in the long run. Because without a warranty, repairing your septic tank can end up costing you more than your mortgage, utilities, monthly car payment altogether do.

What Do You Do When You Suspect A Septic Problem?

Don’t wait to place your claim with Liberty Home Guard or other home warranty service you may have chosen. The purpose of having a home warranty with septic system warranty is to provide you and your home protection when there is an unexpected breakdown.

By keeping a watchful eye for warning signs with your septic system though, you can even avoid the unexpected from happening. Such as slow draining sinks and tubs or sewage backing up in the sinks, toilets or tub.

Make Sure Your Home Warranty Covers All The Major Facets

In addition to making sure your home warranty covers all your major appliances and systems, such as electrical, plumbing, and septic, be sure you have other warranty coverage for the HVAC system and your roof.

Your home is a major investment and you want to keep it protected, as well as your wallet. Give us a call at Liberty Home Guard to find out how you can get full HVAC coverage with our home warranty packages. We also offer a home warranty with roof coverage packages as well. Give us a call today and one of our experienced, qualified customer service representatives will be happy to discuss the features and options of all our packages as well as discuss the possibility of creating a customized package for you.