HomeServe USA (previously Utility Service Partners) Teams Up With The Pennsylvania League of Cities and Municipalities
Will Offer Utility Service Line Warranties to Municipal Residents Across Pennsylvania
Utility Service Partners (USP), the administrator behind the National League of Cities (NLC) Service Line Warranty Program, headquartered in Canonsburg, PA has teamed up with the Pennsylvania League of Cities and Municipalities (PLCM) to assist municipalities in providing their residents with protection against the high cost of broken or leaking utility
lines.
The NLC Service Line Warranty Program will provide affordable utility service line warranties to homeowners covering expensive repairs to external water and sewer lines on homeowners’ property. The program offers 24-hour/7-day-a-week utility service line protection.
“Pennsylvania municipalities are weathering some tough economic challenges. We believe that the NLC Service Line Warranty Program provides a unique solution for communities and their residents, combining an efficient solution for homeowners while providing a source of additional income for municipalities. USP has a strong, proven track record of
customer satisfaction, and we are delighted to be working with them,” added John A. Garner, Jr., Executive Director of the PLCM.
“As a Pennsylvania based company, we are pleased to be working with the Pennsylvania League of Cities and Municipalities, which builds on the track record USP has developed of successfully managing warranty programs for cities and utilities. We look forward to partnering with municipalities throughout Pennsylvania,” said Phil Riley, the President and CEO of USP. Municipalities interested in participating in the NLC Service Line Warranty Program should contact Mike Chambers, Regional Account Manager at Utility Service Partners, MChambershomeserveusa.com or (866) 974-4801. Further information is available at www.homeserveusa.com/nlc and www.plcm.org.
About the Pennsylvania League of Cities and Municipalities
The Pennsylvania League of Cities and Municipalities is a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization established in 1900 as an advocate for Pennsylvania’s 3rd class cities. Today, PLCM represents Pennsylvania’s cities, townships, town, boroughs, and home rule municipalities that all share the League’s municipal policy interests. The Board of Directors oversees the administration of a wide array of municipal services including legislative advocacy, publications, education/training, consulting-based programs, and group insurance trusts.
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