They claimed to have checked 'everything', but from what I saw they did nothing. I wouldn't expect her meter to be responsible for dimming lights when the neig

They claimed to have checked 'everything', but from what I saw they did nothing. I wouldn't expect her meter to be responsible for dimming lights when the neighbor increases the load though. There didn't seem to be any problems related to loads generated within her home, which I would expect to be a problem when the meter's the culprit. It just seemed to me like they had something inadequate in common between the homes, maybe a deteriorated transformer or bad connection. They don't seem motivated to do anything until the power is completely off, monopolies aren't known to prioritize customer service.