Everyone has been a victim of bad customer service at some point in their life and, unfortunately, a bad experience is usually more memorable than a great one. As the call center is often the first or only interaction a customer will have with a business, the...
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Older Jacksonian Gets Help Keeping Cool
by HomeServe USA | Dec 7, 2020
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
by HomeServe USA | Dec 7, 2020
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...
Coles-Moultrie Electric Cooperative Delivers Peace of Mind with Affordable Repair Plans
by HomeServe USA | Dec 7, 2020
Coles-Moultrie Electric Cooperative, which has served as a rural community partner for nearly 80 years in Illinois, was exploring options for new products and services to offer its members when information on a new National Rural Electric Cooperative Association...
HomeServe’s Customer Focus
by HomeServe USA | Dec 7, 2020
A presentation given at the 2015 HomeServe Leadership Summit, including metrics from customers and how HomeServe can help alleviate their home emergencies.
Create a Culture That Shows You Care
by bstickle | Dec 7, 2020
The first day I stepped into a call center, I remember being surprised by how you could sense the culture of the environment. It was intangible, yet somehow you could feel it flow through the air around you, almost like the call center version of “the Force”!
Roundtable Offers Member Engagement Solutions
by Kimberly Dailey | Nov 18, 2020
HomeServe will host “Innovation in the New Era of Member Engagement,” a roundtable for cooperative energy utilities, on December 2 at 2 pm. The panel will explore the intersection of technology and member engagement as well as best practices for engaging with...
Demand Side Management, Energy Efficiency, Electric Vehicles and More
by Kimberly Dailey | Oct 28, 2020
In this is time of unusual challenges and opportunities for utilities, a recent roundtable hosted by HomeServe explored a number of issues facing the industry today. “How are Utilities, Regulators and Customers Planning for a Changing Environment?” featured a panel of...
Economic Shock Impacts Industry with Unpaid Utility Bills
by Kimberly Dailey | Oct 14, 2020
The pandemic has put many Americans into economic shock – the sudden and unexpected loss of income – and millions are struggling with unpaid utility bills because of it. At the beginning of the pandemic, many states imposed shut off moratoriums to ensure those who...
Celebrating our Partners During Co-op Month
by Kimberly Dailey | Oct 14, 2020
Are you celebrating Co-op Month? We are! For more than 50 years, since the U.S. Secretary of Agriculture first proclaimed it in 1964, cooperatives have observed Co-op Month in October to reflect on the valuable service they provide to their communities. This year’s...
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