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    Kent County Oil Service

    4.0 (4 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    9 years ago

    We ran out of oil and Kent was so helpful and able to get us oil in an hour of calling on a Saturday!

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    Kent County Water Authority

    Kent County Water Authority

    (3 reviews)

    I've dealt with KCWA over the past five years in a variety of capacities, including paying a…read morelandlord's water bill while renting a house in Coventry; paying a water bill and having a water meter repaired as a homeowner in West Warwick; and as a plumber who often called them to have water turned off and on to several houses so I could do repairs. Always, they have been very professional and provided excellent service, from the office staff to the guys working in the field. Their bills are easy to read, and when I bought my house and had to take over the water bill from the prior owner, I went to their office and was able to do the transfer smoothly. Once, there was an issue with my water meter (they couldn't get remote readings), so I had to make an appointment for a serviceman to come out and repair my meter. He was on time and made the repair quickly, and I've had no issues since then. They've been a pleasure to work with in my job, also. If I have a customer whose main water shutoff valve at the water meter doesn't work, due to old age and/or corrosion, I call KCWA to send someone out to my customer's house to shut the water off at the sidewalk, so I can then replace the main shutoff valve inside the customer's house. They come when they're scheduled, and will wait while I replace the valve inside, so they can turn the water back on right away, all in one trip, so the customer is not without water for very long. Their guys in the field were awesome and I got to know them by name, I dealt with them so often. I usually mail my water bills, but I believe you can now pay your bill online. My only complaint is that there is no convenient place to park if you go to their office on Main Street, but this complaint is minor enough that it doesn't lower my 5-star rating.

    After almost 25 years of being a customer with NO issues paying, my husband is now out of a job so…read morefinances are very tight. EVERY ONE of the other companies I've called and explained our situation to were very understanding, sympathetic, and extremely helpful in working with us to come up with a plan. Never once did I feel as though I was being treated like a 2nd class citizen or someone who was taking advantage--until NOW. I really hope that the woman I spoke with this morning never has to deal with financial problems, and if she does, she comes in contact with people with a HEART!

    Rhode Island Division of Motor Vehicles - Stairs

    Rhode Island Division of Motor Vehicles

    (105 reviews)

    Leave this trash of a STATE I had insurance back to back, they blocked my registration, and I had…read moreto pay $250 for the insurance revocation. I was always under coverage and on automatic pay. These automobile laws are getting out of hand. Pay to renew registration yearly, money grab, pay for another money grab insurance revocation. I'm leaving this money-grab state with a low minimum wage and can't even survive by owning a car, which is a necessity for transportation. Do not register your vehicle in Rhode Island.

    I haven't been to the DMV in more than a decade, since I'm an AAA member and go there for my…read morelicense renewal and Real ID update. I was gifted a preferred plate and needed to make a trip to transfer them to my vehicle. I may have been able to do this via the mail, but since I had a narrow timeframe, I opted to go in person. Reservations for the main location in Cranston generally book 2-3 weeks out. I made 2 appointments for the same day, one for the morning and the other for the afternoon in case I needed to gather additional information and didn't want to wait another 2-3 week for an appointment. One good thing about COVID is that it forced a restructuring of the DMV, which ended up being better for customers and employees, so many of the updates are still in place today. Step 1: make your reservation online for the day, time, and location you want to visit Step 2: arrive during your scheduled time Step 3: security will ask to see your confirmation before allowing you access to the building Step 4: wait in the check in line and hope that you have all of the forms and documents you need to get whatever you came for done Step 5: get called to the check in window (there are 4 of them) Show the employee behind the plexiglass your confirmation number, hand over your paperwork and forms for them to review and validate. If you have everything that you need, you receive a deli style ticket with a number on it and get to proceed to the upstairs waiting area. If you don't have all the paperwork and forms you need, you'll need to straighten that out before you go any further Step 6: wait in the second floor waiting area. The seats are so worn out that the faux leather is completely work off, leaving a spongy foam cushion to sit on. Even with an appointment, I waited 40 min for my number to be called Step 7: when your number is called, proceed to the numbered booth/window the automated system told you to enter and hand your paperwork over to the employee sitting behind that plexiglass. This person may or many not be friendly, but as long as they can take care of what you went to the DMV for, that doesn't matter. Pay your fee, collect your receipt, and leave.

    Kent County Oil Service - utilities - Updated May 2026

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