Jenna Hazelet
Director of Business Development
Biography:
Jenna Hazelet currently serves as a Director of Business Development for the southeast. She is responsible for working with small to medium-sized municipalities/utilities to help educate and develop the best program options for their residents. Jenna serves on a Tennessee Association of Utility District’s committee that is dedicated to developing networking connections for women who work in the water industry and mentoring young women interested in joining the field. Prior to HomeServe, Jenna focused on serving her community of Chattanooga, TN, by developing a bakery in a local cafe where she would later serve as the Front of House Manager and Special Event Coordinator. Jenna received a B.S. in Psychology from Liberty University and still resides in Tennessee with her husband, son and three dogs.
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Alabama Resident Finds Relief in a Flood of Stress Cause by Water Leak
When an Alabama resident received a call from her water provider, Chilton Water Authority, to inform her that the current month’s water bill had reached nearly $600, she was confused. As this was a vacation home that was not...
Climate Change, Inflation Put Pressure on Homeowners, Utilities
Warmer water and rising oceans equal more intense and more frequent storms, and the rise in...
City of Savannah Offering Helps Resident Avoid a Sewer Line Headache
Guillermo L., a longtime resident of Savannah, Georgia, is no stranger to plumbing issues. With a...
Suspicious Inflated Water Bill Clues Homeowner in to Water Line Leak
Ronald P. of Cornelius, North Carolina had the shock of the century upon opening his quarterly...
Aging Water Infrastructure Subject of April 27 Roundtable
An expert panel will address “Aging Water Infrastructure in Our Communities,” during an online...
Red Boiling Springs Residents’ High-Water Bill Resolved by ServLine
Ken, a Red Boiling Springs resident, had already moved out of his home and was on the verge of selling it when a large water bill hit his mailbox. The $400 outstanding water bill from Red Boiling Springs Utilities could...
Annandale Resident Saves $6,100 on Water Service Line Repairs
Judy B. of Annandale, Virginia learned about HomeServe residential repair plans through a program...
