Partnering with HomeServe
A partnership with HomeServe gives your customers access to home repair plans that cover emergency home repairs and trusted access to a nationwide network of licensed, vetted contractors. This partnership not only delivers access but CSAT too – customers of HomeServe utility partners report higher customer satisfaction with their utility.
HomeServe is the largest provider of home repair plans in the U.S., serving more than 3.7 million customers across North America. Outstanding service is delivered to our partners’ customers by our award-winning contact center and state of the art technology.
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Latest Blog Posts
Roundtable offers member engagement solutions
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
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...
Celebrating our Partners During Co-op Month
Just as co-ops brought electricity to broad swaths of America, they are now answering the call to provide broadband internet to 6.3 million rural American households, a service that has become a ubiquitous part of our everyday life.