Best insulation pros near Lenox, MA

?Trust me, we all know what you want? - ?It?s just a little wooden cabin?, per contractor. ? 3-piece shower insert is separating ? Allowed tracked equipment through the septic area although we insisted he avoid that part of our property. ? Drywall nails popping, gouges, over sanding,...

It went very well! He knew what to do when a problem arose (insulation in the window channels where the weights go). We had to re-negotiate the price for the extra work he had to do, but it all went well and was accomplished within the time he said. Looks great! House is from 1920's with...

Very disappointed. Hired him to replace my front door, and miter some molding for the glass sidelights. Mitering was very poor. He did not seem to know about insulation products that go around the door. Did a poor job with that. Had to hire someone else to finish up.

OK. Foam wasn't as uniformly full between studs as with previous 2013 same foam insulation material applied by a Pittsfield, MA similar contractor (no longer in business, apparently). Not a large technical concern.   Pointed out some small partially filled voids at baseboards. Contractor filled...

My project was re-insulating a/c ducting, patching existing roofing and painting on a Brooklyn brownstone flat roof. They were very easy to work with, prompt and competent. My issue is that the painting was done in a slightly haphazard way, with drip marks and uneven margins in many places. ...

WTPI under the direction of Mr Norman Lee installed a new boiler in my house and added radiators where there had been none before, first in my kitchen and then in a den beyond the kitchen. <br /> The installation of new radiators in the kitchen went well.  The first problem was that the...

I&apos;ve been so fortunate to discover Brad and the team at Comfort Control Mechanical. I own a historic mansion in New England, which is 12,000 sq ft I am in the midst of converting to a boutique hotel. As we insulate and change windows it totally changes the HVAC load on the building. ...

We saw the company advertised on tv - at first, the owner came by and we were hesitant as we had three other contractors look at our windows - all told us that we could not use replacement windows because of the way the house was built - all told us we need to take off siding, use new...

Their sales rep represented that the job would save 30% in the cost of heating my home, because we had no insulation in the walls. The results were closer to 10%. They also represented that the job, done in 2007, was eligible for a 10% tax credit- it was not.