America's Preferred Home Warranty Partnership with Child and Family Charities During COVID-19

JACKSON, Mich. (PRWEB) June 05, 2020

Child and Family Charities (CFC) and Americas Preferred Home Warranty (APHW) have a relationship going back nearly a decade. The nonprofit has grown considerably over the years, and APHW has not only kept donating, but repeatedly increased donations, fundraisers, and volunteers. These increases have made a huge impact on CFCs reach among mid-Michigan children, youth and familiesparticularly during COVID-19.

APHW has helped us become a stronger organization, said CFC CEO Julie Thomasma. And because of their help, we felt better about going into this situation, being better able to offer support and increase our services where they are needed most, she said.

Child and Family Charities assists mid-Michigan youth and families through 25 programs across six divisions. They have focused extra efforts around providing food assistance, childcare, shelter, and mental health services during COVID-19, Julie described, because so many more families need them these days, and so much more.

APHWs support also helped CFC to keep their entire staff during COVID-19, and even expand it. Weve actually hired additional coaches to meet the need, she said. And weve been doing even more work because that need is so great. Were in a really great position because of APHW.

The support from [APHW President and Owner] Randy Caltrider and APHW gives us that spark of hope to continue working with the populations and families we serve, said CFC Director of Development Demphna Krikorian. Were seeing the increasing needs, and well see more tomorrow and onward until we get through this. And we really couldnt do it without that spark, that hope, that APHW gives us.

Want to help? Visit https://www.childandfamily.org/ or call 517.882.4000 for more information.

Luke 12:48 - To whom much is given, much will be required.

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Today, Total Home Protection, a home warranty company working to provide high-quality home warranty products and services to homeowners, announced that they will be working on launching a new communication platform and developing a new CRM system to better manage all aspects of their business. Their newly conceptualized AI-based platform is designed to allow complete real-time visibility into all aspects of the process for all the parties involved, including Total Home Protections own employees, the service contractors in their network, and, most importantly, the consumers.

Traditionally, home warranty companies operate indistinguishably from one another. The homeowner is always tasked with calling the home warranty company to report when a home system or appliance has broken or has stopped working. The home warranty company then has its employees manually process this claim and connect the homeowner with a service provider who will contact them to make an appointment.After this, the service provider fixes thecoveredproblem, and the home warranty company will pay for the services rendered based on the homeowners contract coverage.Its an efficient, but incredibly lengthy process.

Now, according to the current owner and CEO of Total Home Protection David Seruya, their re engineered communication platform will make this process simpler, more efficient, and more open for homeowners. We are dedicated to providing World Class Customer Service through our technology and providing fast and effective solutions to our customers. This technology allows us to do that, said David Seruya.

According to Mr. Seruya, with this new technology, customers will be able to put in service claims online or over the phone using only their policy number. The platforms intuitive AI-based algorithms will then almost-automatically match each customers claim with the highest-rated technicians in the area so that they can be given the highest quality of service in the shortest amount of time feasible. Theyve also built-in new communication gateways that homeowners can use in order to get real-time updates on the job. These portals can also be used by homeowners to chat with certified professionals through text and it will allow them to track and follow the progression of repairs or replacements more easily so that they can stay better informed on the process.

June, of Auster, GA, a verified buyer of one of Total Home Protections plans had this to say about the companys communication practices. I turned the switch for the garbage disposal to come on, and it stayed on. It wouldnt cut off. So, I had to go into the garage and turn it off. I called in for a claim and I had no problem with the representative that I dealt with. The contractor came in less than 48 hours, and that was why I was impressed with Total Home Protection. Before them, I had American Home Shield and it was a nightmare. When you make a claim (with AHS), their contractors do not come until a week later. That was why I switched. This review was originally posted on the 10th of November, 2019, and thus, was reviewing Total Home Protections original systems.

However, it does still paint a fair picture of the companys existing customer service systems and the new systems that they plan to put into play. Former President Ronald Seruya says this about their growth. I am very proud of the growth the Company has seen since it started. I am happy I was there for the humble beginnings and Im even more excited to continue to see the company excel and become an industry juggernaut.

Total Home Protections ultimate goal is to deliver fast and effective solutions to homeowners with their home warranty products and their network of highly-rated service contractors. This new technology that they hope to put out is designed to help further that objective. Specifically, by focusing on improving the quality of customer relations and providing complete transparency in their process to keep consumers better informed, and thus, more satisfied.

This has always been one of Total Home Protections main goals, and although their current CRM systems are more than adequate at competing with most of the existing home warranty systems at large, they are hoping that this new communication platform and CRM system will help push their process into an entirely new standard of excellence.

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This interview with David Seruya, CEO of Total Home Protection, covers the competencies that led to the success of Total Home Protection. The company ensures what is probably the essential thing in the existence of a family: peace of mind, calm, and security. The firm can quickly find a solution for almost all problems with minimal costs.

Total Home Protection was founded in 2005 by David Seruya, a brave young man of only 25 years old. He learned how to run and develop the company step by step. He made mistakes that he corrected and from which he learned. He trained and perfected all the qualities necessary for a good leader. We will talk about some of the competencies that allowed him to improve his managerial skills.

What are the criteria for which you recommend Total Home Protection as the best company in the field?

David Seruya: There are several reasons why Total Home Protection is the ideal solution for any family that wants to be safe from small or large problems that may occur at home. We offer two home warranty plans: Gold Plan and Platinum Plan. Both cover the leading systems and appliances; Platinum Plan supplies extensive services. Friendly customer service 24/7 solves client problems in no time. The leading team carefully selects every technician; only a well-trained and certified technician can be part of our teams. Total Home Protection covers every repairs or replacement, without considering the damaged equipment price.

As a young entrepreneur, how did you manage to form and lead these teams of professionals

David Seruya: I carefully selected only certified technicians based on their CV, references, and, sometimes, my intuition. The supervisors choice is the most difficult. Supervising one colleague can generate issues, and I managed to help the supervisors to overcome sensitive situations. I always consider the technicians productivity and their organizational culture.

It is almost impossible to avoid all labor disputes. How did you manage to solve them so that the teams work in a friendly environment?

David Seruya: It is essential to find the conflict source. We talk patiently with both parties and collaborate in a friendly manner to find a win-win solution. I know that unsolved problems can damage the team activities and lead to significant issues. My emotional intelligence is an essential skill. It is an innate gift that cannot be learned. Emotional intelligence helps me to improve interpersonal relationships. I cannot lead a team to success without empathy and patience. This competence has developed over the years devoted to Total Home Protection and my family. I have many responsibilities that I must face, and I know how to avoid burnout.

It is time to talk about the importance of your skills as a great communicator

David Seruya: It is vital to have excellent verbal and written communication skills to manage employees. I need to create an organized structure to send the proper information to each compartment.

The communication with the employees is vital. I must often use my skills to find the right way to communicate with my employees in a delicate situation. During the Covid-19 period, our activity suffered the same restrictions as many firms all over the world. In certain zones, the business stopped, without affecting the technician income. Everything comes to regular these days.

I am convinced that my communication skills, my empathy, my emotional intelligence are the base of my technician teams success.

Sometimes teams of technicians must deal with many requests in a short time. They must collaborate very well to be efficient. Have you thought about team buildings to help technicians relax and become friends?

David Seruya: As a manager of Total Home Protection, I share our primary goals and vision with the employees. It is vital to help every technician to become part of a team, to collaborate better with his colleagues. Therefore, I organize, from time to time, team building events. First, I set the goals; then, I set up the budget. I call my collaborators to find the proper time and location.

The most popular team building events happen outdoor. Sometimes the weather forces us to remain indoors, but the game can be exciting too. A few volunteers help me organize the event. They have great ideas and often make it possible to get out of our comfort zone.

It is vital to have excellent customer service. What are the qualities that will help you to improve customer service permanently?

David Seruya: I learned to be a good coach. Inexperienced technicians receive help from me almost all the time. I like to share my knowledge and share my understood experience. It is the way for my new colleagues to find their weaknesses and improve their skills. I make efforts to train the new technicians because it is vital to respond quickly and offer practical help to our clients. In the meantime, the technicians also develop their problem-solving skills. Their knowledge must be updated because the change is essential to move steadily forward.

When I have significant problems to solve, I delegate the coaching tasks to one of the experienced employees. It increases their job responsibilities and may improve the organizations strategy.

Please tell me more about the most critical task that concerns you now

David Seruya: I am doing my best to find what motivates my employees and find how to support their initiatives. I use my resources to discover how to create the best work environment for my technicians.

Are your client testimonials favorable? Did you find an exciting proposal or idea in their thoughts?

David Seruya: The testimonials are a good source of ideas for improving our work, and when they are favorable, they are proof that the efforts we make every day have paid off. Total Home Protection plans are not available nationwide. Many testimonials ask us to offer reliable coverage everywhere in our country. Customers testify that they saved energy and time with Total Home Protection; the costs are competitive, and the service prompt and effective.

Some happy clients recommend Total Home Protection to their friends and families, as a good company. Clients had satisfying, positive experiences. Total Home Protection replaces the broken items with no charge or for minimal fees.

The testimonials help to build out prestige. I am happy to find that our site, the result of my work as a designer, is user friendly. Many comments are proof that the website works well and offers without much effort all required information.

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The following are real estate transfers filed in La Crosse County. By law, some transfers are exempt from transfer fees; these properties are listed without prices.

CITY OF LA CROSSE

Losey & State LLC to VSC Corp., 2415 Cass St.

Keith Belzer and Lisa Metz-Belzer to Lisa Metz-Belzer, 1217 Charles St.

Margaret Anderson-Chiraghdin to Goehner Investments 1 LLC, 931 and 929 S. 16th St., 1601 Jackson St., $182,000.

Derek and Julie Nordeen Revocable Grantor Trust to Derek and Julie Nordeen, 1408 King St.

Derek and Julie Nordeen to Felber Properties LLC, 1408 King St.

Clifford Strand to Christopher Strand and Nicholas Wateski, 1317 Caledonia St., $42,700.

Morton Revocable Trust to Richard Morton, 350 S. 28th St.

Richard Morton to Richard Morton Revocable Trust, 350 S. 28th St.

Sandra Winterfield to Andrew Dayton, 1825 Weston St., $124,000.

Kelly Strutz to Chadd Heilman-Schmidt and Adam Schmidt-Heilman, 1403 S. 28th St., $174,000.

Theresa Knothe to Ross Knothe Supplemental Trust, 2603 Prospect St.

Debra and Robert Ekern to Jessica Ekern, 1516 S. 10th St.

Daniel and Joanna Leach to Gregory Lundstad and Kelly Strutz, 3042 S. 29th Court, $179,900.

Kathryn and Michael Frie to WGW Holdings LLC, 2817 and 2819 Hass St., $57,150.

Norman Suhr to Chris and Sheila Eisermann, 1023 S. Eighth St., $68,000.

Michael Deal to Jennifer Steel, 2042 Prospect St., $15,280.

Richard and Sally Egan, Patricia Snow to Patricia Snow, 1422 Redfield St., $42,174.

Jonathan Powell to Haley Shepardson, 2226 Loomis St., $112,500.

Diane and Robert Midland to Matthew West, 1916 Barlow St.

Kratt Lumber Co. to Lexi Logsdon and Francisco Marquezpalmas, 1003 S. 25th St., $272,000.

Hub on Sixth LLC to Eric and Virginia Swails, 415 N. Sixth St., $210,000.

Hawkeye LLC to PE Rentals LLC, 919 Gould St., $1,200,000.

New Beginnings Christian Fellowship Assemblies of God to Kellogg Investments LLC, 122 N. Fifth Ave., $253,800.

Alexa and Christopher Lowry to Castle Investment Group, 913 Green Bay St., $100,000.

CITY OF ONALASKA

Kaye and Stanley Brueggen to Emily Everson, 1110 Well St., $124,000.

Emily and Miguel Guerrero to Ashlynne and Zachary Knutson, 1324 N. Third Ave., $320,000.

Edith MacDougal to Laura Anderson and Kevin Sipley, 618 N. 12th Ave.

Harold and Shirley Berberich to Kevin, Kraig and Kurt Berberich, 1213 La Crosse St.

Anne Besl to Katherine Miller and Christian Tischer, 512 S. Oak Ave., $166,400.

Terrance Herbst to MWT LLC, 3716 E. Emerald Drive.

Maria and Matthew Runde to Timothy and Laura Johnson, 3333 Emerald Valley Drive, $920,000.

HOLMEN

JMQ Properties LLC to Megalyn LLC, 3053 and 3049 Red Clover St., $79,900.

North Country Contractors of West Salem Inc. to Jason Berger, $365,623.

Charlene Timm Estate to Michael Burkhardt, $40,000.

WEST SALEM

Amanda and Scott Scholze to Kelly and Thomas Surrarrer, $133,000.

Jeffrey Frawley to Alexander and Lauren Jaromin.

Kevin Aleckson to Aben Farms LLC, $195,000.

Michelle and Robert Miller to Alleck and Holly Olerud, $320,000.

TOWN OF BARRE

Agnetha Ames to Agnetha Ames Trust.

TOWN OF FARMINGTON

Rita and Timothy Miller to Kimberly Buchholz and Vong Xiong, $240,000.

Leon and Ruth Pfaff to Craig and Roxanne Jaderston, $1,500.

Sandra and Steven Paisley to Kyle Kirchner, $165,000.

TOWN OF GREENFIELD

Daniel and Timothy Schneider to Thomas and Tracey Albrecht, $155,000.

TOWN OF HAMILTON

Jerrel Schomberg to the Jerrel and Denise Schomberg Revocable Trust.

Aben Farms LLC to Kevin Aleckson, $195,000.

TOWN OF HOLLAND

Dustin and Rhonda Berg to Paula and Stephen Hueners, $118,000.

Michelle Kelly to Michelle and Stacey Kelly.

TOWN OF ONALASKA

Mark and Xiaozan Anderson to Michelle McElligott and Phillip Randles Jr., $437,500.

Lorraine Shisler to Richard and Robyn Shisler, $90,000.

TOWN OF SHELBY

Kathleen and Robert Hancock Sr. to Hancock Family Trust.

James and Diana Birnbaum Revocable Trust to Town of Shelby, $39,900.

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Following are recent property transactions recorded in the Loudon County Register of Deeds office:

Feb. 14

Lisa Wilkerson Sheman, Thelma W. Brown, deceased, and Frank P. Hughes III to Trever M. Branson, warranty deed, District 2, $101,900.

Terry C. Dysinger and Janett L. Dysinger to New Season Properties LLC, warranty deed, District 1, Toqua Hills, lot 6, block 16, $9,500.

Brian Edwards and Casey Edwards to New Season Properties LLC, warranty deed, District 1, Toqua Hills, lot 5, block 16, $7,500.

Kanzie Ngyuen, Hieu Nguyen and Joe Hieu Nguyen to Jonathan Shamblin and Stacey Shamblin, warranty deed, District 5, James T. Gibson, lot 1, $125,000.

Thomas Woods LLC to TW2 LLC, warranty deed, District 2, Thomas Woods, lot 14, $25,000.

Foshee Properties LP to Malissa Katherine Meadows and Katherine Lee Meadows, warranty deed, District 5, Eleven Estates horizontal property, unit 1, $125,500.

Dan. W. Loftis and Lezlee M. Loftis to Roger K. Frantz, trustee of the Roger K. Frantz Living Trust, warranty deed, District 1, Willington Place, unit 11, $182,500.

Roy Bryan Petett to DR Horton Inc., warranty deed, District 1, Cedar Grove, lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29 and 30, $1,410,000.

Wendell C. Redmond, Jeannette Redmond, Jeanette Redmond, Janette R. Walker, Janet M. Walker, Jack Redmond and Suzanne Redmond to Wendell C. Redmond and Jeannette B. Redmond, warranty deed, District 5, Jack Redmond, lot 1, $25,000.

Kenny E. Baker to Michael E. Julian and Frankie R. Julian, warranty deed, District 3, $40,000.

Feb. 18

Tony Butler, Jim Cherry, David Johnson, Alex Sherrill, David Thompson and Jerry Watson, trustees of the Nashville Road Church of Christ and Nashville Road Church of Christ, to Michael Hall and Sheldon Presley, trustees of Greenback Church of Christ and Greenback Church of Christ, quit claim deed, District 3, 5 acres, Town of Greenback, $0.

Frederick T. Fehl and Sheryl W. Fehl to David L. Cunningham, warranty deed, District 1, Toqua Greens, lot 25, block 8, $326,000.

Jack Redmond and Suzanne Redmond to Candace S. Johnson, warranty deed, District 5, 5 acres, Jack Redmond, lot 2, $396,900.

Randy Wheeler Austin to Joshua M. Songster and Jennifer Songster, warranty deed, District 2, Randy Wheeler Austin property, lot 2, $245,000.

Randy Wheeler Austin to Jennifer Songster and Joshua Songster, warranty deed, District 2, Randy Wheeler Austin property, lot 1, $37,500.

Yvonne Toon, executor, Betty P. Hicks, deceased, Yvonne Carson, Thomas Anthony Hicks and Betty M. Hicks, deceased, to Volhomes LLC, warranty deed, District 2, Johnson, lot 10, $76,000.

AKJ LLC to Mashburn Home Builder LLC, warranty deed, District 1, Mialaquo Coves, lot 15, block 20, $4,000.

Shawn Travis Vineyard and Jimmy Paul Vineyard, deceased, to Wendell C. Redmond and Janette R. Walker, warranty deed, District 3, Fort Loudon Estates, lot 19, $212,000.

Don L. Franklin to John Matthew Little, warranty deed, District 3, Franklin Estates, unit 2, lot 41, $25,500.

Randall Sparks and Debra Sparks to Whitney Hawkins, warranty deed, District 5, Randy K. and Debra L. Sparks, lot 3, $90,000.

Steven Sloan and Natalie Owens to Lucas Aaron Saylor and Symarah D. Saylor, warranty deed, District 1, John W. Simpson, lots 9 and 10, $168,000.

Mary Ruth Dunsmore to Joseph Michael Dunsmore and Sandra Shaw Dunsmore, warranty deed, District 5, 21.21 acres, $85,000.

Feb. 19

Otis Riley Washington Jr., and Luther Cordell Washington, deceased, to John A. Kaprocki and Lynne A. Kaprocki, trustees of the Kaprocki Family Living Trust, warranty deed, District 1, Tanasi Shores, lot 6, block 12, $208,000.

Lori A. Orlando to Richard W. McLeod Jr., and Sandra A. McLeod, warranty deed, District 1, Tanasi Greens, lot 11, block 6, $395,800.

Paula G. Miller and James H. Miller to Richard A. Moore Jr., warranty deed, District 2, $209,000.

WR Development Corporation to Edward Toro and Denise Hardin, warranty deed, District 3, WindRiver, phase 2, lot 145, $347,900.

Virginia R. Tolbert, trustee of the Helen Margaret Rose Revocable Living Trust, and Virgil Rose Jr., deceased, to Bruce Burger and Gerri Burger, warranty deed, District 3, Fort Loudon Estates, lot 35, $425,000.

Feb. 20

Patricia A. Winters to Thomas R. McDermott and Sandra W. McDermott, warranty deed, District 5, Avalon, unit 7, lot 41, block F, $578,000.

Teresa A. Hightower to Justin G. Locascio, warranty deed, District 2, 1.27 acres, $240,000.

Johnna E. Pope, Morgan A. Pope and John E. Pope, deceased, to Richard Neal Hagenson and Shona Renea Hagenson, warranty deed, District 1, 21.18 acres, $130,000.

Cyndie Hill to Joseph J. Wallace, warranty deed, District 1, Roberson Springs, lot 13, $17,500.

Arlin Gurley to Leilani S. Doyle and Daniel J. Doyle, warranty deed, District 2, Thomas Woods, lot 6, $476,514.

Feb. 21

Wilson & Associates PLLC sub trustee, Frances L. McConkey and Theodore W. McConkey to Braden Cutshaw, trustees deed, District 2, Lenoir City, lot 20, block 14, $47,581.

Karen Graham to Madewell Homes LLC, quit claim deed, District 1, Toqua Point, lot 26, block 11, $0.

Darlene R. Moore to Darlene R. Moore and Luther A. Moore, quit claim deed, District 2, $0.

Magen Shedden to Magen Shedden, quit claim deed, District 4, 30.37 acres, $0.

Richard F. Fortney and Joni P. Fortney to David Osterman and Debbie Osterman, quit claim deed, District 1, Chatuga Point, lot 36, block 9, $0.

Gregory L. Jackson and Alice H. Jackson to Jerry Byrd and Diane Byrd, warranty deed, District 5, Avalon, unit 1, lot 48, $470,000.

Teresa Fay Primo and Michael Bivens to Kimberly P. Carman, warranty deed, Jackson Crossing, phase 3, lot 9R, $189,000.

Daniel A. Dunlap and Tina J. Dunlap to Macklin C. Allan and Rachel L. Allan, warranty deed, District 2, Hardin Estates, lot 27, block G, $172,000.

Albert T. Purino to Michael L. Patterson and Brenda Ann Patterson, warranty deed, District 1, Tanasi Shores, lot 3, block 2, $10,500.

Jerome Horvath to Teresa Primo, warranty deed, District 2, James Hamilton, lots 123, 124 and 125, $40,000.

Kenneth Hunt to Remoda Diane Burch and Richard Burch, warranty deed, District 1, .44 acres, $13,500.

Michael S. Murr, Debbie Irvin, Tom Murr, Sandy Patton and Reba Kathleen Yates Murr, deceased, to Michael R. Tessendorf, trustee of the Michael R. Tessendorf Declaration of Trust, warranty deed, District 1, 6 acres, $225,000.

AKJ LLC to Norman L. Holtz and Sharon L. Mitchell, trustees of the Holtz Mitchell 2017 Joint Trust, warranty deed, District 1, Toqua Coves, lot 27, block 6, $3,800.

Nick R. Seagle to Richard Gerstenberg and Mary Gerstenberg, warranty deed, District 1, Tanasi Shores, lot 13, block 19, $3,250.

Claudia Maria Hernandez to David Osterman and Debbie Osterman, warranty deed, District 1, Chatuga Point, lot 36, block 9, $5,000.

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Atlanta real estate professionals upped their game this week at a series of forums presented by Icon Coaching founder and real estate expert ShonKokoszka at the 2020 Business Planning Clinic at Perimeter Center sponsored byCollette & Associates Real Estate Experts, Hindson & Melton Attorneys at Law, ACHOSA Home Warranty LLC, and Mold Boss.

Attendees were given insight on local market trends, contract changes in 2020 and lead generation, among a myriad of other topics.

The presenters inspired the attendees to make 2020 their most profitable ever while mitigating liability that is inherit in our business, said event organizer Collette McDonald,founder of Collette & Associates Real Estate Experts. You know that it hit home when 90 percent of the agents stayed the entire time, even through happy hour with Atlanta rush-hour traffic looming. It was so successful we were asked to do another event which will be held at the end of February.

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