As a new homeowner, you may have been surprised to learn you're responsible for the sewer and water lines that run from the street to your house. No, you didn’t install them. No, you don’t technically own them. But they’re your potential headache anyway—if a water line bursts or a sewer pipe fails, you’ll wind up paying for the repair.When you receive a frightening letter in the mail telling you that replacing or repairing these pipes can cost anywhere from $2,585 to $8,500, signing up for a “utility protection plan” (also known as service line insurance) seems like a great idea. For a small amount of money, you get the peace of mind that comes with knowing any sewer or water line problems w
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