
Total Comfort Weatherization
About us
For 40 years has Total Comfort has been local, family-owned, and family-run. We take pride in offering the highest quality while maintaining affordable pricing. At Total Comfort our job isn't to sell you what we think you need, but to educate you about how your home works and show you options for improvements. Then you can decide what is right for you.
Business highlights
Services we offer
Home inspection, insulation, siding (including James Hardie), windows & windows - egress.
Amenities
Free Estimates
Yes
Accepted Payment Methods
- CreditCard
Number of Stars | Image of Distribution | Number of Ratings |
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The installer and his crew were very professional, did a GREAT job and I'm just amazed with this HOT weather, than my home has stayed MUCH cooler than it did in the past. Can't wait to see how my heating bill lowers :) Thanks for the GREAT job. Clean up was great - no mess left behind - a couple of nails - but found those :) They did take siding off my house to blow this insulation in - they did a pretty good job putting it back. All in all I'm pleased and would refer this company to anyone. They do a lot more than just insulation.
The owner of the company is very caring and wants it done right - his installer has been with him for MANY years and it shows.
GOOD JOB!!! Thanks
Team that was sent out were hard working but had issues with caulking being put outside the area windows were to be plaved thus no calking under window fins. Wanting to shortcut issues with ill fitting windows that even met with disagreements with site supervisor. Window order was in error as the double locks were not ordered. The owner of company offered make s*** locks that attached to actual window frames and had hole drilled into runners. What do you do the darn windows were here and they had started removing windows when issue was discovered.
On site sales agent assured us that we would see a significant improvement in home weatherization test from before and after install. End result the home was LESS weatherized following completion of their work. Waited thru winter to do this review in every effort to be fair to TC. I had them out in late November or early December following complaint filed with CEWO about coldness of home. Was assured by owner he would have someone come out from the window company and look the issue over and woujld work with us to resolve the issue. Result 15K later our home heating costs were higher than previous year as can be documented by utility bill. By January we started using fireplace because we could not afford to heat the home and pay for the 15K in weatherization. To date the owner of TC has not contacted us. He talks a good talk and makes alot of promises which somehow falls thru the cracks. In hind sight I should have stopped the work and hired an independent person to evaluate the work.
I was asked to sign a waiver for my flower bed before the window installations, they explained they would be careful. Careful actions translated to throw down a tarp and beds and foliage was annaliated. \
The front large picture windows fog up and I was told that is normal.... hello. IU cannot see out of them... when they do this.
There are ring marks inside the windows that only show up in certain lights, repeatedly this was pointed out. At first I was told that it was from the install and they just had not cleaned the windows yet. When I cleaned them the rings were still there. This was pointed out. I even called the manufacturer...that is a joke.
This company while great with smoozing the customer falls terribly short on follow thru, promises, and results. The home tested BELOW the initial weatherization check that qualified us for the CEWO package. We are 15K poorer and freezing our butts off, down to and including the cold air that now blows across the bedroom floor from our all new upgraded insulation... Right.
It is nbow May 1 and still have yet to find out way out of the crack of communication and promises we were given to resolve this issue. At this point feel like we need to contact Senior and Aging Services to ask for assistance in being taken in by this company.
"We are happy to hear that the homeowner saw a 30% reduction in his energy bills and was pleased with the quality of the installed work. However, this is not enough for Total Comfort since the homeowner was clearly not satisfied with every aspect of the project. We at Total Comfort have never claimed to be perfect on every job, but that certainly is our goal and we have come close with 96% of our customers reporting that they are highly satisfied with every aspect of their project. There are a few important items to note about this specific project in response to the homeowner’s comments. Unlike the vast majority of Total Comfort’s customers, this homeowner came to Total Comfort from the Clean Energy Works Oregon program which provides financing options to homeowner, but also exercises considerable control over the project timeline and pricing. CEWO has complex reporting and paperwork rules that dramatically slow down our ability to communicate with homeowners and to move the project along in a timely manner. CEWO also has several wage requirements and other embedded costs which increase the price well above Total Comfort’s standard price levels. Homeowners who work directly with Total Comfort will have lower pricing, faster (typically immediate) estimates, and shorter project timelines. As for tax credits and other incentives, the various incentive programs can easily become confusing and customers often talk with multiple contractors who may present different estimates of the incentives available. For this reason, Total Comfort’s practice is to clearly list the available incentives for any given project as part of the written estimate. We will then do what we can to help owners maximize these incentives including filling out most forms on their behalf. Ultimately, however, all tax credits and other incentives are under the control of the government, utility company, or other organization offering those incentives. In this case the homeowner does appear to have received an inaccurate tax credit estimate from a separate HVAC subcontractor. In response, Total Comfort sent a check to the homeowner to cover the difference between the actual tax credit and the expected amount."
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