Greenovative Homes

It is a new kind of insulation. It is fabulous! It is a little more expensive to put in but overall, it will drop your electric bills like crazy. They are really, really good. It was about $8000 but that included the removal of the old insulation which was kind of an additional cost. It works great! My upstairs are cooler than my downstairs. I am still trying to figure out why that works that way. The price included insulation for the garage which is separate and the house. I can't say enough about these guys, they were great.

im to settle Greenovative Homes, LLC. Arthur P. White, President 3306 Waterfield Road Lakeland, Florida, 33803 Phone 863-559-3781 In November of 2013 I contracted with Paul White, President of Greenovative Homes, LLC. to have Greenstar Hyper-Insulation Panels installed in the attic of my home in Auburndale, Fl. One of the reasons I decided to go with Greenovative Homes, LLC was the repeated claims by sales staff that the insulation panels were so effective that I could see a 50% saving on my electric bill. The installation of the panels was completed in December of 2013 and the contract amount, $7,200 was paid in full. Since the insulation panels were installed during the cool months of winter, it was impossible to determine their effectiveness. After the summer months of June, July, August and September of 2014 I made a comparison of the electrical consumption and costs from 2013 prior to the installation of the panels. This comparison clearly showed the product did not perform well in that I saw little to no reduction in electrical costs (see comparison below). If my calculations are correct, I lowered my usage by approximately 118kWh but paid $24 more for electricity over the four months. That?s 30kWh per month which would equal $1.95 in value! For this I paid $7,200! I want to point out that electrical use in my home prior to the installation and up to the current time has remained the same. There is nothing new or different as far as electrical devices which would impact consumption. My A/C stays at 78 and my water heater is on a timer, neither of which were touched. Obviously, the product did not work as represented by sales staff. In my opinion, the exaggerated claims made by staff were completely misleading and deceptive. The company President claims there must be other factors that prevented a lower consumption. Common sense tell you that there should have been some reduction regardless of all the claims by Greenovative homes, if the product worked! The only factor is the panels didn?t work! Company President says that they only use historical data and make no promises. Well, during our first contact the salesman asked how much my electric bill was. I gave him a figure to which he divided the figure in half and calculated how long it would take for the panels to pay for themselves due to his 50% savings! If that?s not misleading and deceptive I don?t know what is! To resolve this issue, I requested Greenovative Homes, LLC refund the full cost of the contract in the sum of $7,200. This request was made via certified mail, which was delivered and signed for by the company President, Mr. Paul White on October 02, 2014. I indicated in the letter that I wanted a response within 15 days of the receipt of the letter before I requested assistance from other sources but have received no reply as to date. One consumer advocate group contacted Mr. White and tried to urge him to settle due to my persistance in contacting government and private agencies to assist. The operator for this group said he responded by saying he didn't care! TECO Electric Bills 2013/May-June? kWh 1326=$154.39 2014/May-June ? kWh 1301=$160.14 +$5.75 -25kWh 2013/June-July ? kWh 1464=$171.52 2014/ June-July ? kWh 1493=$184.49 +$12.97 +29kWh 2013/July-Aug ? kWh 1621=$190.99 2014/ July-Aug ? kWh 1507=$186.27 -$4.71 -114kWh 2013/Aug-Sept? kWh 1477=$173.13 2014/Aug-Sept ? kWh1749=$182.71 +$9.58 +2kWh