Why Community Impact Isn't Just a Program at HomeServe — It's a Opportunity When most people think about home repair services, they picture a technician replacing a leaky pipe or fixing a broken boiler. What they don't picture is that same service plan funding a...
Summary: As America approaches its 250th anniversary next month, the country faces an uncomfortable reality: much of America is aging right alongside its population. The roads, water lines, sewer systems, electrical infrastructure and housing stock built during...
What can 20 years of water service line data tell us about the future of infrastructure planning? At the 2026 AWWA Annual Conference & Exposition (ACE26), HomeServe's Bill Eller will join Manhattan University researcher, Juneseok Lee, to present findings from one...
Every day, your residents, your members, or your customers depend on residential infrastructure to keep life flowing — from running water and reliable electricity to heating, cooling, internet, and sewer service. For some households, these systems work quietly in the...
When Linwood, a Beaufort-Jasper Water and Sewer Authority customer from Bluffton, South Carolina arrived back at his home after being away for a few days, he came across a wet spot on the hardwood floor in his kitchen. When the wet spot kept spreading over the next...
When Judy and her husband heard gurgling from a toilet in their Grove, Oklahoma home, they tried everything – plunging the toilet and even using an auger they had on hand, but nothing worked. “I had almost forgotten we had this coverage,” Judy said. They had...
When Maryland resident Tony learned from his city’s municipal office about upcoming emergency home repair plans for residents, he didn’t hesitate to sign up. With an expansive lawn, his sewer service line stretched approximately 100 feet to connect his home to the...
Dennis, a resident of Rock Hall, Maryland, received a call from his water utility following their quarterly water meter reading. To his surprise, the meter indicated that his household had used an astonishing 100,000 gallons of water over the past three months. The...
When Viola customer Ida R. saw a neighbor having water line work done in their Orangeburg, New York, neighborhood, she was curious. When she asked about it, she learned that her neighbor had an emergency home repair plan through a partnership between Veolia, their...
Jack G., an Enbridge Gas customer from Cary, North Carolina, noticed some unusual plumbing issues in his home. First, his toilet started having trouble flushing and seemed on the verge of overflowing. Then, water began backing up through his kitchen sink. Having...
Why Community Impact Isn't Just a Program at HomeServe — It's a Opportunity When most people think about home repair services, they picture a technician replacing a leaky pipe or fixing a broken boiler. What they don't picture is that same service plan funding a...
Summary: As America approaches its 250th anniversary next month, the country faces an uncomfortable reality: much of America is aging right alongside its population. The roads, water lines, sewer systems, electrical infrastructure and housing stock built during...
What can 20 years of water service line data tell us about the future of infrastructure planning? At the 2026 AWWA Annual Conference & Exposition (ACE26), HomeServe's Bill Eller will join Manhattan University researcher, Juneseok Lee, to present findings from one...
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