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Last update on April 11, 2025
Fayette Heating & Air was founded in 1971 with one man, one truck and $500. From the start, Al Melrose was committed to providing quality equipment with integrity and outstanding customer service. As a second generation family-owned business, those same values lead our company today. Fayette Heating & Air has been recognized nationally, regionally and locally for both business practices and its community efforts.
"BUYER BEWARE!!!!! This company is all about getting their $99.00 for the estimate, selling you an annual service fee and then quoting exuberant prices. Not really sure if they really care about doing the actual plumbing work. Recently gave me an estimate for a job of $500. Learned later after from another plumber that what they wanted to do was actually not correct AND should have cost no more than $250. Had I used Fayette Heating / H20 Mastero, I would have paid $600 for a job done incorrectly. At least the 99.00 I paid kept me from damaging my house further. There are a lot of reputable plumbers in Lexington. Suggest you look elsewhere"
Lesley R on August 2024
Fayette Heating & Air was founded in 1971 with one man, one truck and $500. From the start, Al Melrose was committed to providing quality equipment with integrity and outstanding customer service. As a second generation family-owned business, those same values lead our company today. Fayette Heating & Air has been recognized nationally, regionally and locally for both business practices and its community efforts.
"BUYER BEWARE!!!!! This company is all about getting their $99.00 for the estimate, selling you an annual service fee and then quoting exuberant prices. Not really sure if they really care about doing the actual plumbing work. Recently gave me an estimate for a job of $500. Learned later after from another plumber that what they wanted to do was actually not correct AND should have cost no more than $250. Had I used Fayette Heating / H20 Mastero, I would have paid $600 for a job done incorrectly. At least the 99.00 I paid kept me from damaging my house further. There are a lot of reputable plumbers in Lexington. Suggest you look elsewhere"
Lesley R on August 2024
The typical American home is wasting up to 30% of the energy. Fortunately, with the right tools and experience, this energy waste is easy to detect and remedy. As you may have guessed, thats where we come in. Sustainergy Cooperative provides: Free energy assessment to target your specific areas of energy waste. Consultations to create a energy savings plan that suits your needs. Solutions to address the areas of energy waste. Financing, rebates, and other incentives that not only make it affordable. Third-party verification options to ensure that projected savings are met. Low Cost, High Impact Our goal is to significantly reduce the energy your house wastes and put a little extra money in your pocket at the same time. Thats why we are targeting only the solutions that provide the biggest return on your investment. The other guys&they might do it all, but doing it all isnt necessarily cost effective. Your family's comfort is our highest priority.
"Professional !! I would have loved to see the pictures they promised to take and show me the work in my attic as I am not able to go up myself!"
sawsan h on June 2024
The typical American home is wasting up to 30% of the energy. Fortunately, with the right tools and experience, this energy waste is easy to detect and remedy. As you may have guessed, thats where we come in. Sustainergy Cooperative provides: Free energy assessment to target your specific areas of energy waste. Consultations to create a energy savings plan that suits your needs. Solutions to address the areas of energy waste. Financing, rebates, and other incentives that not only make it affordable. Third-party verification options to ensure that projected savings are met. Low Cost, High Impact Our goal is to significantly reduce the energy your house wastes and put a little extra money in your pocket at the same time. Thats why we are targeting only the solutions that provide the biggest return on your investment. The other guys&they might do it all, but doing it all isnt necessarily cost effective. Your family's comfort is our highest priority.
"Professional !! I would have loved to see the pictures they promised to take and show me the work in my attic as I am not able to go up myself!"
sawsan h on June 2024
We make solar simple-- We are dedicated to making solar energy affordable and accessible to everyone-- with ZERO upfront costs.* Your home can become its own tiny power station and generate plenty of reliable energy, all while reducing your electricity bill. Plus, it doesn't hurt that your greener lifestyle will help your state achieve its renewable energy goals.
We make solar simple-- We are dedicated to making solar energy affordable and accessible to everyone-- with ZERO upfront costs.* Your home can become its own tiny power station and generate plenty of reliable energy, all while reducing your electricity bill. Plus, it doesn't hurt that your greener lifestyle will help your state achieve its renewable energy goals.
SPARK EV Charging Solutions is your one stop green tech electrical contractor. We specialize in Level 2 and Level 3 charging stations for residental, commercial, and new construction. Since opening our doors, our family of second-generation electricians has been fully dedicated to client satisfaction and providing the very best in all that we do for more then 30 years. We strive to work meticulously with integrity, in order to provide high-quality results in all our projects. Please get in touch with us today, we would love to speak with you about any of your EV charging needs.
SPARK EV Charging Solutions is your one stop green tech electrical contractor. We specialize in Level 2 and Level 3 charging stations for residental, commercial, and new construction. Since opening our doors, our family of second-generation electricians has been fully dedicated to client satisfaction and providing the very best in all that we do for more then 30 years. We strive to work meticulously with integrity, in order to provide high-quality results in all our projects. Please get in touch with us today, we would love to speak with you about any of your EV charging needs.
Family owned and operated foam insulation business serving southern Ohio and northern Kentucky. Call us for quality spray foam insulation at an affordable price!
"I cannot say enough good things about this company. They were professional and thorough from start to finish. Most affordable in comparison to any other companies I found. They customized everything I asked for and were very pleasant to work with. My family is thrilled with the results!"
Kelly M on August 2018
Family owned and operated foam insulation business serving southern Ohio and northern Kentucky. Call us for quality spray foam insulation at an affordable price!
"I cannot say enough good things about this company. They were professional and thorough from start to finish. Most affordable in comparison to any other companies I found. They customized everything I asked for and were very pleasant to work with. My family is thrilled with the results!"
Kelly M on August 2018
Lighting company working side by side with energy companies to offer HUGE up front rebates on energy efficient LED lights.
Lighting company working side by side with energy companies to offer HUGE up front rebates on energy efficient LED lights.
USA Alarm is a national company that has more than two decades of experience and an award winning command center that protects more than 700,000 homes and businesses through the United States, 24 hours a day and 7 days a week. We have offices located throughout the US, with two main offices in Indianapolis, Indiana and Post Falls, Idaho.
USA Alarm is a national company that has more than two decades of experience and an award winning command center that protects more than 700,000 homes and businesses through the United States, 24 hours a day and 7 days a week. We have offices located throughout the US, with two main offices in Indianapolis, Indiana and Post Falls, Idaho.
Engineering services company. 70 full-time employees. Depending on complexity of project, invoices will be submitted monthly and are due when received. Client shall pay invoices within 30 days of invoice date.
Engineering services company. 70 full-time employees. Depending on complexity of project, invoices will be submitted monthly and are due when received. Client shall pay invoices within 30 days of invoice date.
Our mission is to enable homeowners to be part of creating a sustainable world. Our products, tips, and services help to conserve energy. We seek to inspire, educate, and assist our neighbors in the Tri-State area in achieving their goals of cost stability, energy independence, and environmental stewardship. American Home Energy Alliance was born out of a need to assist homeowners to finally have some control over rising energy costs. The company brings together years of practical experience and excellent customer service to help customers achieve maximum efficiency and optimal performance.
"Waited a year did all the math showed zero savings whatsoever. Reached out in December 2019 after receiving my November 2019 utility statements and proved no savings. Naturally they never called back or e-mailed it was radio silence. Gave them 2 weeks and filed another BBB complaint in December 2019 to get my 25% reimbursed back to me of what I should have saved, $692. They responded to the BBB claim in early January to inform me they were apparently on a skeleton crew for the holidays and claimed to have told me that (they didn’t, how could they? They don’t respond.) and gave me the cfo’s e-mail to send all my utility statements to. Finally get things moving after several no shows they sent out a tech end of January 2020 to review everything per the agreement, never touched just like it was first installed. He took pictures and said everything looked as intended. (They lied and told him I had electric work or duct work done so he had to verify the system was still in place. No work was done no one had been in the attic since they installed the system) He had forms to hand copy all my utility statements even though I e-mailed everything at the beginning of January. Was told 30-45 days and I’d have my reimbursement. Fast forward past the deadline several more ignored e-mails and phone calls, on March 4th I’m told in writing my refund status was “in process” I’m told my bills were in the wrong format since they weren’t the original paper bills so they had to reach out to get the originals. (The tech never took the bills that I had printed only copied usage and cost, so apparently they switched to my e-mailed ones from months prior that are .pdfs of what a paper bill would be, I’ve never received paper bills no where in any of the paperwork is that a requirement.) Anyways they claim the delay was getting the “originals” which is illegal they can’t request copies from your utilities unless you give the utility permission, I reached out to my utilities (DP&L, Vectren, they were never contacted). After asking about this new requirement radio silence again and has been since since March 10th. Shortly after the e-mail address for the cfo americanhomeenergyalliance.cfo@gmail.com stopped receiving e-mails with this message from google (Recipient inbox full Your message couldn't be delivered to americanhomeenergyalliance.cfo@gmail.com. Their inbox is full, or it's getting too much mail right now.) So I’d call and leave voicemails twice a month asking for a call back and use their general e-mail to try and get a response. The one nice thing is I did end up getting their BBB accreditation revoked since they never responded to them either. Today June 8th 2020 I got this response from an unnamed individual: “You filed your complaint with BBB before the matter could even be resolved sir, the company is being taken over by another franchise due to owner passing away. Thank you and hope they can help you further in this matter.” Not sure what me filing the complaint has to do with anything since I only did that since they didn’t respond. I went from being told refund was “in process” on March 4th to you didn’t let us resolve the issue before filing with the BBB on June 8th and by the way we’re being sold good luck. Clearly they never had any intentions of honoring the 25% money back guarantee that I have in writing or resolving any issues that I had. Not sure what my next move will be."
Mike S on June 2020
Our mission is to enable homeowners to be part of creating a sustainable world. Our products, tips, and services help to conserve energy. We seek to inspire, educate, and assist our neighbors in the Tri-State area in achieving their goals of cost stability, energy independence, and environmental stewardship. American Home Energy Alliance was born out of a need to assist homeowners to finally have some control over rising energy costs. The company brings together years of practical experience and excellent customer service to help customers achieve maximum efficiency and optimal performance.
"Waited a year did all the math showed zero savings whatsoever. Reached out in December 2019 after receiving my November 2019 utility statements and proved no savings. Naturally they never called back or e-mailed it was radio silence. Gave them 2 weeks and filed another BBB complaint in December 2019 to get my 25% reimbursed back to me of what I should have saved, $692. They responded to the BBB claim in early January to inform me they were apparently on a skeleton crew for the holidays and claimed to have told me that (they didn’t, how could they? They don’t respond.) and gave me the cfo’s e-mail to send all my utility statements to. Finally get things moving after several no shows they sent out a tech end of January 2020 to review everything per the agreement, never touched just like it was first installed. He took pictures and said everything looked as intended. (They lied and told him I had electric work or duct work done so he had to verify the system was still in place. No work was done no one had been in the attic since they installed the system) He had forms to hand copy all my utility statements even though I e-mailed everything at the beginning of January. Was told 30-45 days and I’d have my reimbursement. Fast forward past the deadline several more ignored e-mails and phone calls, on March 4th I’m told in writing my refund status was “in process” I’m told my bills were in the wrong format since they weren’t the original paper bills so they had to reach out to get the originals. (The tech never took the bills that I had printed only copied usage and cost, so apparently they switched to my e-mailed ones from months prior that are .pdfs of what a paper bill would be, I’ve never received paper bills no where in any of the paperwork is that a requirement.) Anyways they claim the delay was getting the “originals” which is illegal they can’t request copies from your utilities unless you give the utility permission, I reached out to my utilities (DP&L, Vectren, they were never contacted). After asking about this new requirement radio silence again and has been since since March 10th. Shortly after the e-mail address for the cfo americanhomeenergyalliance.cfo@gmail.com stopped receiving e-mails with this message from google (Recipient inbox full Your message couldn't be delivered to americanhomeenergyalliance.cfo@gmail.com. Their inbox is full, or it's getting too much mail right now.) So I’d call and leave voicemails twice a month asking for a call back and use their general e-mail to try and get a response. The one nice thing is I did end up getting their BBB accreditation revoked since they never responded to them either. Today June 8th 2020 I got this response from an unnamed individual: “You filed your complaint with BBB before the matter could even be resolved sir, the company is being taken over by another franchise due to owner passing away. Thank you and hope they can help you further in this matter.” Not sure what me filing the complaint has to do with anything since I only did that since they didn’t respond. I went from being told refund was “in process” on March 4th to you didn’t let us resolve the issue before filing with the BBB on June 8th and by the way we’re being sold good luck. Clearly they never had any intentions of honoring the 25% money back guarantee that I have in writing or resolving any issues that I had. Not sure what my next move will be."
Mike S on June 2020
We are an family owned and operated business, we do not use Sub-Contractors. We are licensed and insured.
We are an family owned and operated business, we do not use Sub-Contractors. We are licensed and insured.
An energy audit costs about $420 on average, ranging from $100 to $2,250, depending on the size of your home, property, location, and the tests the auditor needs to perform. Keep in mind that the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act’s Energy Efficient Home Improvement credit covers up to $150 of home energy audit costs. Common energy audit tests include:
Blower door test: $350
Duct testing: $100
HERS test: $375
HERS certification: $200
Infrared imaging: $200
To find a reputable energy auditor, find a local company that offers energy audit services. Research the company’s reviews, methods, and certifications to find a reliable professional in your area. The most reputable energy audit companies are HEP-certified by the Building Performance Institute (BPI). Be sure to check our state licensing tool to review the local energy auditor guidelines to ensure you’re hiring a certified professional.
The difference between an energy auditor and a home inspector is primarily in the purpose of the inspection. The energy auditor conducts tests in your home to determine the energy efficiency levels in areas like windows, insulation, and doorways. The auditor then makes recommendations for ways to improve a home’s energy efficiency.
A home inspector examines various structures of your home to determine that everything is up to code and gauge the condition of features like the roof, foundation, HVAC, and electrical. The home inspector reports on the overall home and makes repair recommendations.
Typically, a local home energy auditor is responsible for performing energy audits. A home energy auditor will conduct one of three energy audits designed by the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) to determine the energy efficiency of your home. The auditor often provides analysis that can help guide changes and improvements to your home for better energy efficiency, giving recommendations as necessary.
The three levels of home energy audits include:
Level 1: Review of your energy bills and home for signs of energy inefficiency and areas for improvement. The average cost range is $0.08 to $0.12 per square foot.
Level 2: A level 2 ASHRAE energy audit costs $0.12 and $0.35 per square foot. In-depth analysis of your energy usage and provides a report of cost-saving changes.
Level 3: Comprehensive analysis and detailed recommendations for ways to improve your home’s energy efficiency. A level 3 audit costs about $0.36 to $0.50 per square foot.