The effects of an economic shock, such as an unexpected home or car repair or a sudden loss of income, can be devastating to homeowners on a fixed income, and the United Nations estimates 40 million Americans are living in poverty. Among those, 18.5 million are living in “extreme poverty,” defined as an income of $12,000 or less for a family of four. Estimates range from three-in-four to three-in-five Americans who, while not necessarily in poverty, are living from paycheck to paycheck.
When Lynda T. from Tyler, Texas, was hospitalized for a brief period, her daughter diligently checked on her house to ensure its safety. Everything was fine until one day when her daughter entered the house and immediately detected the smell of gas on the first floor....
Victor Karcher from Precision Electric, a network contractor shares his experience in delivering outstanding service to residents and the benefits of partnering with HomeServe.
When the lights in her Georgia home went out, Shela didn’t panic. She knew she could trust HomeServe to fix the problem for her. Shela has saved more than $5,000 with more than a dozen repairs in the past five years through her emergency home repair plans from...
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