Burnham Insulation & Shelving

Felt bid was extremely high. We had used his services for blowing in insulation into a smaller sized attic and it was under $1,000 5 years ago. This house has an 1800 ft2 foot print. He determined by poking a hanger through the interior outlets that there was no insulation in any of the exterior walls. Is this the best method? House only has 8 foot ceilings.) Apparently this company had been bought out a larger contracting outfit which perhaps explains the price?!

Great. The installers (Jake and Gus, if I remember correctly) were on-time, polite, and seemed to carefully follow the job sheet. They also helped my out by closing and caulking a hole under some roof flashing that critters were using to get into our attic. The job took four hours and they started and finished right on schedule. Their price and service were both great. Two friends of mine in the building trades said they thought this would have been a $2,500-3,000 job. They were surprised that a PSE-approved installer would do the job for this. I haven't seen my first heating bill since doing this work, but I'm looking forward to it.

I thought it went extremely well since I had a contractor completing work on the basement, and that man went outside and screamed at the insulation installer. It ended up being quite uncomfortable, yet Burnham handled the problem with a calm polite continued work ethic.

They did what they said they would in the time frame stated. On the scheduled day, they arrived on time. They offered reasonable pricing. I would recommend them to others as I was satisfied with the results.

Burnham was excellent. They were able to do all the work cheaper than I could myself and they were extremely professional, on time and detailed. Word to the wise if your thinking of having insulation blown to outside walls do it ''before you paint not after'' like I did the process may knock off a little paint when the technician reinstalls the shingles.