WRAP Insulation (Weatherization Research & Prod)

It took them about a week to do the job. Greg was not only very knowledgable, but the crew was very friendly and seemed to know what they were doing. I feel like I got a pretty good deal for the work they did.

The reason why I picked them was that my mother had work done on her mobile home in 1997 and they did a phenomenal job for her then. When I called another contractor to inquire about my project, they told me that they would only repair half of the wall that needed replaced due to mold damage (for $1000, including minor plumbing) and if I wanted the entire wall done, the cost would be double that. The other contractors didn't even do a full inspection before giving me an estimate. I asked the other contractor when he could have the work done, he said it would be done in a day. Greg mentioned he would have to put fans under to dry for a day or two at least before going in to replace the damaged parts, which makes a lot more sense.

Greg was the first to point out that the entire wall needed replaced due to the mold; other contractors I'd spoken with never mentioned this. He was good about getting down into the flooring and showing me the extent of the damage.  He also repaired the belly in the kitchen and my daughter's bedroom. The wall was in my daughter's bedroom and Greg seemed really concerned about her well-being and he just wanted to be sure to get the job done quickly and at a good price for me. They had to do pretty extensive plumbing repairs, too. He had also noticed that there was a soft spot in the bedroom floor where they were working, but found it was something his workers had missed. Greg offered for me to withhold payment until that portion of the job was completed.

If I ever have to use this company again in the future, I will definitely do so!

Some time has passed since this company insulated my attic, therefore I can only talk about my current situation. I had my roof replaced in September of 2010 and that is when the problems with my attic were detected and identified. The insulation material that had been blown into the attic in 2000 was all over the place, even in the roof overhangs, where it absolutely should not have been. There was no room for any air flow and NO air chutes had been installed at all. According to my roofing company this created moisture and consequently made the wooden sheathing come apart (I have pictures to proof it). Therefore I had to replace a big portion of my roof with new wooden boards, adding over $2000.00 to my overall roof expense. I have no choice than give an F for overall experience, because a company should not mislead a home owner in such an extreme way.

I JUST THOUGHT THEY WERE THE MOST PROFESSIONAL COMPANY I HAVE EVER DEALT WITH. I GOT SEVERAL ESTIMATES INCLUDING FROM THEM. THEIR ESTIMATE WAS ACTUALLY A TWO PAGE REPORT ON MY ATTIC RATHER THAN JUST A PURCHASE ORDER WITH A DOLLAR FIGURE ON IT. THEY CAME ON TIME. THEY SPENT THREE HOURS IN MY ATTIC BEFORE INSULATING PLUGGING UP HOLES, BUILDING DAMS AROUND HEAT SOURCES, ETC. I'M EXTREMELY CONFIDENT THAT I GOT THE BEST POSSIBLE JOB YOU EVER COULD. THEY ARE ACTUALLY LICENSED, INSURED AND INSURED IN INSULATION. YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE LICENSED, BUT THEY ACTUALLY ARE. THE BEST EXPERIENCE I'VE EVER HAD WITH A WORKMAN OR COMPANY.