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"I needed insulation put into existing walls without any remodel. They came and did blown in fiberglass from the exterior walls. They did a great job and were super friendly. Some issues came up during the job with my interior drywall because the sheetrock was installed incorrectly. They didn’t hesitate to come in and fix the problem. They cleaned up after themselves before leaving where you couldn’t even tell they were there. I noticed an immediate difference in sound and comfort in the house. I am very impressed with how friendly and professional they were. The job was quick and effective. Highly recommend."

"Very Professional job. Adding insulation to the walls of our home has dropped our energy bills. Would absolutely tell somebody else to have this done especially if you have an older home."

"Everything went according to plan. Crawlspace insulation was replaced and closed space was sealed up. A air inducer was also installed. The environment is totally different down there now and is much closer to the temperature of the house. I kept my vapor barrier the same."

"Home Genius did a great job with my roof repair, Luke snd Conner were great and the contractors were quick and professional, Highly recommended,"

"He was prompt and courteous. Always returned phone calls in a timely manner. His quality of work was outstanding. I would recommend this company to anybody needing insulation services. No hesitation whatsoever. My real estate agent was very impressed with him as well."

"Kevin did a wonderful job using ISO poly board to insulate under my RV."

Smith Insulation is a family owned company that was established in 1979 to serve the residential and commercial builders and existing homeowners in the Raleigh-Durham and surrounding areas. The company established an additional facility in Roanoke Rapids and expanded its service into southern Virginia. Part of Smith Insulation's long-standing reputation for providing quality work at competitive prices is the result of its on-going participation in industry training programs. The company holds Masters Certification in Environments for Living from Avanced Energy, and has completed the Southface Energy Institute's High Performance Home training program. The company's employees hold training certifications from the NAHB Research Center, and manufacturers such as Johns Manville, CertainTeed, Knauf, Protective Chemicals Corp. and Demilec.\nSmith Insulation is fully insured, properly licensed and complies with all applicable Federal and State laws.

"We are thrilled with their work, Mitch was easy to talk to, arrived on time, explained his procedures well and did an excellent job of insulating an older home without having to tear down walls. We definitely recommend Carolina Energy Concepts, LLC for retro insulation and all insulation. We will hire him again if needs arise."

"Our builder had never used spray foam, so once we decided to go spray foam, we got a great education from Rich Brown of Prime Energy group. He was wonderful to work with, and helped guide us on some very important issues including HVAC sizing. His company had all their paperwork ready for Orange County NC inspectors, and he was very flexible given all the delays we experienced before we were ready. When our spray day finally was approaching (4 months after the initial consultation), Rich came out again to go through the job again with us, answer any last minute questions, and make sure he did not see any concerns for going forward. Once we were ready, the company sent two crews. Rich went through the job with them and they finished it in one day! The crews even did a good job of keeping the mess to a minimum, despite the fact the trimmed foam bits are very much like styrofoam to manage. The inspection went off without a blink, and the job looks great! I really would recommend them as top notch, and priced fairly for the level of job they did for us. My only remark for those considering spray foam: make sure all outlets, vent pipes or air inlets are in their final place and fastened down before spray. You cannot easily reposition or push them into place afterword, and who wants to damage their new insulation? Thankfully, we thought of that for the outside vents because those would have been a nightmare to fix. On inside, we had two outlets that were screwed only from one side rather than nailed and the dryer vent 'hutch' that was not fastened that were pushed out by the foam which are going to be difficult to fix. My husband will also have to pull the sides of our shower pan liner and cut some foam back before that area is tiled since the flexible liner pushed in, but that should be simple. We used open cell foam and are very happy with the results, and there are no weird odors or fumes after a day's curing. Call Rich, he knowns his stuff."

"Originally wanted spray foam for an unheated/uncooled bonus room over a detached garage in order to lower daytime temps so I could store stuff without having thermal degradation. The owner and supervisor came to view and owner suggested a radiant barrier instead - which also turned out to be cheaper than spray foam as well. After install, daytime heating in comparison to the lower garage space was cut in half! Originally I had a 18 degree F warmer temp in the bonus room - this was reduced to 9 degrees warmer after the radiant barrier install. Comparisons were done on 90+ degree days. I am pleased!"