Triangle Reconstruction

That worked out fine. Bob did a good job and made great suggestions. He scheduled the job the next week after the purchase of the Big Deal. He did what he said he was supposed to. They walked around the house and through the house and looked at potential issues with the home. He then sat down and explained to us what he had done. We got before and after pictures too. He also followed up with us. I wished Angie's List would let me give them an A+.

Good. A little bit late on the day it was done. Otherwise good.

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There were no problems with scheduling. I don’t believe that there were any additional costs beyond the price of the deal. The technicians who came out took care of everything and did a good job.  Everything turned out great!

They were on time, professional, no hassle to work with.  They are up to date on the latest research studies on crawl space issues and were a real pleasure to work with.  Price was less than half of another large, local, franchise HVAC company and the quality of the work received was much greater.  The job was completed in about 6 hours.

On time, professional, very neat.  Noticeable improvement in floor temperature, much quieter in home.

I called Triangle Reconstruction to come out and give us an
estimate/advice regarding some moisture problems we were having. I called them,
in large part, because of all of the positive reviews they received on Angie's
List.  They were one of three estimates I received, and while the overall
estimate was a bit higher, I based my decision to do with them because of their
experience and because so many others seemed happy with work they had
performed. 
Initially, I thought I only needed a vapor barrier, and they did, too. 
They outlined what they would do to help us solve some of the problems that we
were experiencing inside the house - they would install the vapor barrier,
remove old debris and the old vapor barrier, seal the chimney pipe which was no
longer in use, and apply a an anti-mold product to all of the joists. 
I scheduled the work to be done and they came out the following week to do the
job.  While underneath the house, they quickly noticed that the back of
the crawl space was flooded - the work could not be done.  Eli came to
talk to me and let me know that they would need to put a sump in the crawl
space - it would be an additional $1000.00.  I wasn't pleased by that
news, of course, but I asked for pictures of the crawl and it was indeed flooded,
so I understood that it needed to be done.
A week later they came to install the sump and put down the barrier. 
Unfortunately, I was later informed that they did not have enough room to dig
in order to install the pump.  I was a little annoyed that there was going
to be yet another change - I wondered why they hadn't measured in the first
place... but, I understood that the back half of the crawl had been flooded,
and so I assumed maybe they were not able to measure at that time.
I was presented with a 3rd plan - install the vapor barrier, and water proof
the outside of the back wall, along with the corners of the side wall,
too.  I asked a lot of questions about this new plan, and though Rob said
it should have been more expensive, he said that he would do the work for the
same price as the sump because he didn't want to change things up on me
again.  I appreciated this - at this point, with all the changes, I
wouldn't have been able to afford much more anyway!
As it turned out, they had actually already installed the vapor barrier on the
day that they came out - the second visit - even though they had not yet
installed the sump pump.  I wasn't thrilled about this because if it had
rained really hard, the crawl space could have filled with water again. 
When I shared my concerns with Rob, he said he would have someone do the work
first thing Monday morning.  I looked at the weather, and with no rain in
the forecast, I agreed to this schedule.
With all the changes we?d made through this process, I actually forgot about
the Monday appointment and left out back gate locked.  I'm sure that was
pretty annoying because when Rob initially called, I told him that I didn't
think I'd be able to leave work to open the gate; we would have had to
reschedule, and he would have had to rearrange his schedule and the schedule of
his workers.  He was kind about my screw up, and in the end I was able to
leave work and get home, and the work was performed that day.
Rob sent pictures of all the work as it was being done.  And when I didn't
receive any pictures of the completed crawl space vapor barrier, he went back
out to the house to take pictures.  I'm claustrophobic so I was worried
that without pictures, I might not be able to verify that everything had been
done - I appreciated that he was so agreeable regarding going back to our house
to take additional pictures.
Though this wasn't an easy cut and dry job, and the price jumped by nearly
$1000.00, I do feel like it was a job well done.  Rob was easy to
communicate with, and I appreciated that he could be contacted by email and
phone, and I appreciated that he provided pictures of the work in progress, and
the completed work, too.

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Victor came a week later and did all of the work.  He too was very professional and spent several hours working especially hard to fix my outside doors which were not squared with the doorway.  He went way beyond the call of duty to make sure these doors were as tight as possible and that I was completely satisfied with the work.  I can't say enough good things about how hard he worked and the job he did.

It was excellent and I was very happy with the service. They were patient and explained each part of the procedure with me and answered all of my questions. They were very professional and I would absolutely use them again in the future.

The work went well. The workers were really nice. They were fast. They got the work done quickly and efficiently. We were very pleased with the work done.

They provided thermal scan pictures of all areas of my house and forwarded it to me via email. There were a few simple fixes that the technician took care of right away. I received an estimate of further repairs. The only negative: They did promise to drop off some inexpensive supplies at no cost but that never happened

They came out and took their time looking throughout the house.  They suggested items to help that they could not install and did not suggest anything I did not need.  They were very honest and did not push unnecessary services and I would recommend them to anyone.  I plan to contact them for other work I might have in the future.

It went fine. They showed up on schedule and the work that they did with some reviews and feedback from me was thorough. They probably would have done a less thorough job if I had not pressed them a little bit and I pointed out a few areas where I thought that they could have a little bit more attention to details and the technician was very responsive. He understood what I was asking for and even made some trips back out to the hardware store to get the materials so that I would be happy with the work and the end result had a positive review. I ended up paying another $40 or so more than the price of the big deal but the door jambs were not included. They did the service within a couple of weeks after I purchased the big deal. They asked me to select two days for the service to have them come out and evaluate the project and select the first, second and third option. They came out on my second choice of days which was fine and they gave an estimate and asked if they could come back the following day and it did not work out. So, it was about a week and a half later but that was per my request and my schedule. Initially, I was not pleased with the way that they had done the work and when I pointed that out, they were very quick to do a better job. I would grade the end result as an A but if I had just let it go or if I had not been there to supervise, it would have been a C.

The rep arrived promptly to conduct the thermal imaging procedure, taking pictures both from the inside and outside. He did an excellent job of explaining the results, with no pressure to purchase unnecessary products. He was also clear about what was 'normal' to expect, and if it was not normal, he indicated what might be causing the problem. We then scheduled a follow-up appointment to complete the process.
Today, the repairman arrived to make the improvements (different from the first).  He did not appear to mind my observing his work, and at one point, added a little extra insulation behind a light switch at my request. He did an excellent job of  moving any furniture to access outlets and was very efficient. There were several times where he 'went the extra mile' to ensure things
were done exactly right, cutting no corners at all. (even vacuuming up slight residue!)

I would give them 'A's across the board. There were additional charges beyond the Big Deal amount but I knew about it. I had more square footage in my house than was specified in the Big Deal so I knew it was going to be more than that. It was $337.

It went very well.  Robert has a very high-tech camera that aligns the 'thermal image' beside the actual color image.  So it is very easy to see the areas of the home that were scanned right along-side  with the 'thermal' images.  Output was given to me on a USB memory stick, although Robert said he could e-mail the file to me.

First appointment was late by a couple of hours and did not adequately weatherproof one of the doors.  Provider was professional in rectifying the problem with a subsequent vist.

Our first meeting was very thorough.  A thermal imaging camera was used to see where we were loosing heat and why.  First the outside of the house was inspected, then the crawlspace.  When the inside of the house was inspected, it was explained that we were loosing heat through our doors and windows and were shown exactly where the loss was coming from with the thermal camera.  The recommendation was to weatherstrip all exterior doors and caulk all the windows.  In addition, Triangle Reconstruction recommended that we consider encapsulating the crawl space, explaining that our air quality would be better because some of the air coming into the house is coming from the crawl space.  An additional bonus would be warmer floors in the winter. I was given the estimate and that was it.  NO PRESSURE!
We made a followup appointment to have the windows and doors sealed.  Triangle Reconstruction arrived on time and completed the job in a timely manner, and what a great job they did! The temperature difference was noticeable almost instantly.
The crawlspace encapsulation was a little on the high side although not expensive for what they are doing.  I've had other estimates that were higher and the quality of the material wasn't as good.  I will definitely be calling Triangle Reconstruction for the crawlspace encapsulation when I'm able to fit it into the budget.
I can't say enough good things about Triangle Reconstruction.  I will be recommending them to my friends and neighbors!

It was an Angie's List Big Deal that I purchased. I crawled underneath the house a couple of weeks after they finished and it looked like they did a perfect job. They came at the time we agreed upon and did a good job. I paid additional because I had more square footage than the big deal covered. The price was reasonable and I was happy. I would recommend them. I didn't cover their prices.

The job and pre-evaluation went real well. Rob came out and checked everything out and gave me some real common sense options as to my moisture problems in my crawlspace.  I am under a budget and had to do what I could at the cost I could and Rob'd big deal worked out real well. I was able to add some more sq footage at a nominal cost. My worst area is now completely covered and the smell of Mold has disappeared night and day difference. Rob is a professional and very reasonable to deal with, I felt completely at ease calling him and going over things with him. I would definitely hire again!

Triangle Reconstruction is a first class company.  Rob came out a couple of months ago to diagnose the source of water in our crawl space.  His initial recommendation was a  new vapor barrier and a dehumidifier.  He wasn't positive it would completely solve the problem, but we thought it would be a less expensive and less nvasive step.  This most recent rainstorm resulted in water pooling in the crawl space.  He came out again to evaluate and will be putting in a French drain and sump pump.  Because his initial solution didn't work, he is absorbing the cost of the sump pump and the additional length of drain that he didn't include in his original quote. 
Rob is very professional and easy to work with.  He is prompt, courteous, reliable and he stands behind his work. I can very highly recommend Triangle to anyone who needs this service.

Rob & Eli went over the plans for the Mold Remediation and Crawlspace Encapsulation, answering all my questions.  Throughout the projects Rob & Eli kept me appraised of the progress, as well as giving me both email and cell phone numbers (which were promptly responded to)..  These gentlemen instilled a level of trust and desire to do quality work.  I am satisfied with how these projects turned out and would recommend this service to anyone.

Rob was very responsive to setup the appointment and provide the audit.  He was very thorough in his explanation of what was discovered and provided a cost estimate for an improvement to our energy footprint.  I appreciate that he is honest in the information provided and the estimate is provided with no pressure to purchase additional services.

Triangle Reconstruction did a fabulous job. They were on time, courteous and completed the work quickly and properly. I would recommend this company and will call them in the future if another issue arises.