A Drop of Kindness - HomeServe Donation Helps Louisville Water's Affordability Efforts Louisville, KY (July 14, 2021) – A $12,000 donation from HomeServe USA, a leading provider of home repair solutions, will help provide assistance to Louisville Water customers who...
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Gas Line Repairs Send Struggling Family into Financial Shock
Jessica G. of Albuquerque was struggling with degenerative nerve disease and late-stage cancer, but she had the support of her extended family and her business, SOS of New Mexico, to keep her occupied. As a long-time, second-generation business owner, she was able to...
Older Jacksonian Gets Help Keeping Cool
As a life-long resident of Jackson, Mississippi, Alfred D. is no stranger to the city’s hot summers. For many years, he had a home air conditioning system to keep the humidity and high temperatures at bay. However, the retiree’s air conditioning system finally, after...
HomeServe Cares Comes to the Rescue of New Homeowner
Katy C. of Hyattsville, Maryland, had a nasty surprise waiting in her mailbox – a water bill for $1,000. “It was usually $80 or $100,” she said of the stunning notice. Katy didn’t understand how her bill could have spiked so high without corresponding water use, so...
Electrical Service Box and Wiring Repair a Relief for Homeowner
Shirley C., her child and her grandchild lived together in her Georgia home, but the homeowner was dealing with a host of home repair issues she couldn’t afford to fix. The home had major electrical and plumbing problems. The electrical service box had a melted cable...
Solutions for Cooperative Utilities and their Members
Kim Dailey and Brianna Govoni present to the Electric Cooperatives Association for Virginia, Maryland, and Delaware. July 2020.
Central Air Conditioning Repair a Blessing to Jackson Homeowner
As a life-long resident of Jackson, Mississippi, Alfred D. is no stranger to the city’s hot summers. For many years, he had a home air conditioning system to keep the humidity and high temperatures at bay. However, the retiree’s air conditioning system finally, after...
Electrical Service Panel Causes Problems for Retirees
Richard K. of Canton, Ohio, had a problem: water was getting inside his home’s electrical service panel. Not only that, but both the panel and his electrical service line had become badly corroded. The deterioration of his electric line likely allowed water to seep...
HomeServe Network Contractor Helps Ensure Customer’s Safety through HomeServe Cares
When Robin Tusa of Tusa’s Plumbing was at Tijuana B.’s Fort Worth, Texas, home, she noticed something odd. Before plugging in Tusa’s equipment, the customer turned off the television. Tusa, a HomeServe network contractor, was at the home to unclog a sewer line when...
Emergency Home Repair Plan Company Helps Family Focus on Cancer Fight
Since Christmas Day, the Rettinger family has not been thinking about home repair – in fact, it’s been the last thing on their minds. Since husband and father Dave went to the hospital with stomach pains on Christmas, only to subsequently find out that he faces stage...
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Service Line Repair Responsibility of Minneapolis Homeowner
Itzel Perez Dominguez considered the purchase of a home – her first – carefully. She knew she’d be responsible for mortgage, homeowners insurance and taxes and she reviewed her options thoroughly before committing to buying a home in Minneapolis. Buying a home for her...
Furnace Failure Means a Difficult Winter Until Foundation Offers Family Aid
Anita I. and her family had to be innovative to survive a winter after experiencing a furnace failure in their Dunbar, West Virginia, home. Anita placed small heaters in bedrooms and the living room, but the electric system in the home couldn’t handle any more,...
Public-Private Partnership between HomeServe and Energy Co-Op Benefits Retiree
It started with a high electric bill. “I should have known then,” said Carol R. of Mason, Illinois. “The electricity bill went to $450.” However, it was the tail end of spring, and she was still using the furnace. Maybe the unseasonable cold was the problem. But just...