ENERGY ATTIC USA

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Goood job.

See above!

Their services were excellent.

We interviewed two other companies that did the foam insulation, and they were really happy to start the bidding process, but once you asked them questions, or talked about the rebates that you were to get from the Government, you would never hear from them again. Energy Attic was the first company that not only started the bidding process but also followed through with it. They filed all the paperwork with the City of Austin. They sent all the paperwork that we needed to file with our taxes and for all the rebates in email form. All I had to do was print it out, which was very convenient. We were a good 16 inches short on our blown in insulation in the attic, just because the house was 10 years old, and the insulation had settled. Our electric bills were just sky rocketing. This was also necessary because of all the new things that Austin Energy had passed for the rebates. Moreover, in order to sell our house, we needed to pass the energy audit. My husband was searching online and had talked to some people at work, and I’m not a 100% sure between the two of those which one was the way he came by Energy Attic. He was also doing it in conjunction with which company Austin Energy would approve to do the work. They just finished the job a few weeks ago. The cost was $5000 ballpark figure but we will be getting about $2000 back from the Federal Government stimulus and tax credits and Austin Energy rebates. We notice the difference a lot not so much during the day, but during days when it is cooler outside, it is definitely cooler in the house than usual. At night, when the air conditioner just catches up, it feels a lot cooler. I’m still not ready to turn the air conditioning down during the day mainly because my bill was $850 last month. I keep telling the electric company that there is someone plugging in somewhere or there is something draining electricity somewhere, somehow. There was no way a 3500 sq. ft. house would pull that much electricity. That was the biggest basis for us to find someone to come in and try and insulate the house better. While they were here doing the work two weeks ago, one guy said that we do lose heat through the flooring, and so they are going to do the basement as well. During the winter, since we have tiled floors, the floors do get cold, and hopefully putting that radiant barrier in the bottom will maintain the heat and not allow the heat to seep through the ground. We have not gotten a bill from Austin Energy yet to see if it has dropped any, and since it has rained so much in the last few weeks, it is going to be hard to say that the bill has dropped because their product is really working.