Chances are if you live in an older home not built up to today's building codes, and even if you…read moredo, the insulation & ventilation in your attic may not be up to par with the current standards. My home was built in the late '70s, and the previous homeowners did nothing to rid the home of its original rockwhool insulation. The minuscule 6-8" of insulation that was once in my attic was ridden with rodent feces/urine, turning to dust, and wasn't as effective as it once was. This not only caused my home to have imbalanced heating/cooling, but also strained my HVAC system, making it work significantly harder than it otherwise would. Combine the lack of insulation with improper ventilation, and you set yourself up for a home that's not comfortable to live in, while in the process of taking precious dollars away from your pocket, all due to increased electric/gas bills. I called Energy Attic back in 2019 to see what they had to say about my attic, and they came out to do an energy audit. They filled me in on everything that was wrong, and what I could do to fix it. The estimate they provided was very insightful, breaking down the cost of every service, and allowing you as a homeowner to do what's best for your house and pocketbook. At the time I was unable to afford the job, so I decided to hold off on the project. Fast forward to early 2022, I gave them yet another call, and due to a mishap in getting the square footage of my home incorrect (was overestimated due to some vaulted ceilings), we decided to have them come back out to my house to give things a look. I spoke with their sales representative Mike for a decent amount of time, making sure I understood what was best. Mike's insight was incredibly valuable, and I ended up going with a whole host of things to improve my attic space: - Removing all old insulation - Sealing any air gaps - Spraying in fiberglass insulation to R49 (16") - Installing a radiant barrier - Upgrading existing fan with a solar fan Energy Attic ended up scheduling the job for the next week, and three of their employees ended up working for nine hours, knocking everything out of the park the same day. I've had a lot of contractors & such work on my home, and these gentlemen treated my home with dignity, cleaning up after themselves, and ensuring the job is done perfectly. Almost immediately I was able to notice the consistency in temperature throughout the home, and not just that, but also my HVAC system kicking on less. I'm stoked that the days of dealing with certain rooms being colder/hotter than others are gone, and my attic space can properly reflect any heat thrown at it away with the radiant barrier, and push any heat out that did get in with the solar fan, regardless of wind conditions outside. While a job like this is costly, making your home comfortable to live in year-round is very much worth it. I wouldn't hesitate to contact Energy Attic for any of your attic or HVAC needs. I'm pleased with what they have done, and I can't lie, my attic space sure does look better than ever!

I should go edit my Google review. I'm very irritated and…read moreeven after days of giving myself to calm down, I'm still angry. I know for a fact that I asked if the quote and payment we gave for attic insulation, included over the garage. I was told yes, and I know I asked at least three times, and was told yes. The two other people in the home, heard it as well. The over the garage was not insulated. Now I understand, that I should have checked before I left the other review. That's on me. I shouldn't have taken anyone else's word, and I should have gotten the ladder and looked. When I texted the man who came here, I was told yes "no, it only includes over living space". The insulation over the living space is nicely done. I am very pleased with that. Just very irritated that, what I was told was going to happen, and included, turns out it's not.

Lane and the owner Rhonda were great with communication. Attentive, but not overbearing. Really was…read morea very professional experience and we are happy with the outcome.

Good service, good quality work. Had radiant barrier installed by them. I asked them to go back and…read moretake detailed pictures and they did.

Pros: Their pricing is great. Honest, straightforward, and practical. No upsells or pressure to…read morecomplete unnecessary services. This is a huge plus. The other reviews are spot-on. Cons: Unreliable scheduling. After the initial insulation and rodent exclusion job, several tasks were left undone. After a series of attempts to contact and additional appointments, I ultimately gave up and finished the last few rodent exclusion tasks myself.

Loi and crew were great. They were reasonably priced and knew their stuff. They were even able to…read morebalance our AC airflow to even out the temp in two of our bedrooms that were significantly different beforehand.

Pure airways was the best air duct cleaning company in Dallas to service my home. We have had our…read moreducts cleaned a few times several years back and the technicians at Pure Airways were by far the most professional and thorough in the inspection and the cleaning. Highly recommend, great customer service.

Our washer overflowed and I came home 45 min later to an inch of water covering my first floor! I…read morehave dealt with several crews for painting, flooring and carpet. So naturally I wanted my air ducts cleaned. Cameron was out here immediately, and when he went in my attic he saw my ducting was barely attached, I had bacteria and mildew in my ducts, Plenam box, and a rusted pan full of water and dripping. He and his team, Steven and Chris spent a full day taking out old ducts and attaching new ones and cleaned and sanitized all ducts. They were friendly, professional and made the job a priority. I cannot say enough good things about them!! I will use them for my maintenance and highly recommend them!!!! Chris - Frisco

Like some of the others, this is a bait and switch. The quote that they gave me was way too low…read more($129) and when the guy came in, Jerry, he quoted me $900. So, the background, I have an older furnace that had some black soot coming out of the vents and he said it was mold and mildew. He assessed the furnaces in the attic, and told me what he had to do. Sounded reasonable, so I agreed. This was on a Thursday. After he left, the problems were 1) the blower stopped working after he finished so I had no AC during that heat spell in May 2) there was a small gas odor after he finished 3) he didn't do the dryer vent cleaning because he had to be somewhere in the afternoon, at 2:30pm! He was telling me all the things wrong with my HVAC system as though he didn't want to do the work, but was completely interested in talking about the house that he was building and how great the HVAC was. But what's disappointing to me, especially, was his unprofessionalism. He didn't complete the job at 2:30pm because he had to "go to downtown to talk to the painters for his house that is being built." Like you are on company time, how many other jobs has he not finished or completed for his company to tend to personal matters? I paid in cash, so he likely didn't even report this job. I called another HVAC team and they fixed my furnace blower to just get the AC working but also gave me a great deal to just replace that old furnace upstairs. They were also the ones that explained all the bad work that was done prior, and the lack of work that Jerry did! When they ripped out the junction box, all the mold and stuff Jerry took a picture of was still there! The major thing was the gas leak, and fortunately my new HVAC guy found it. That could have been very dangerous. After the work of the other HVAC company was done and I had time to think about all that Jerry for NOA didn't do, he called me and said that he could come on the Saturday for the dryer vent cleaning. When I asked him what time, he said he'd check and get back to me. Then he never called me back. Then he calls me randomly on Sunday, the next day, and I cancelled on him at this point because I don't trust his work, or this company. Beware of NOA, and how they take advantage of you not knowing about HVAC. As a nurse, I naturally just wanted the best for my family in terms of air quality. But to damage the system I had in place, despite the age, and potentially cause more danger with a gas odor and leak, I don't think I can trust this company. Plus the fact that Jerry, was more concerned with his own personal project than helping me was a real turn off. He said it'd only take 10-15min, but didn't do it? Because of traffic to his paint match appointment? Bad value, bad customer service, bad work. Response time was good, but the only reason why I had to leave a star is because you can't leave a '0' star review.

They give a low quote and scam you into a higher price. They also completely missed the appointment…read moreand the quality of work is poor.

Scheduling the appointment for my duct cleaning was a breeze. Maria was very helpful and even…read moreassisted with a last minute reschedule from my side. There was no attempt to upsell and the promotional rate was offered. Paul Boyd, who is the owner is a certified and knowledgeable gentleman who is an expert in his field. He did an energy audit and identified areas to improve efficiencies. He also highlighted areas that were good, which is not something most businesses do. At no point was there a push to sell or upsell. His main focus was to ensure that the customer got the most from his visit. Will be using their services to fix some of the issues identified. The duct cleaning was scheduled for a different day. The techs arrived early and were very efficient and thorough in the job they performed. The work and cleanup was completed to my satisfaction. The pricing for the duct cleaning is competitive in comparison to other companies in the market. I highly recommend the services of Climate Doctors for your duct cleaning and sanitation. The superior ratings online are totally reflective of my personal experience with them.

I received almost an immediate response to my inquiry. I spoke with someone on the phone who was…read morevery knowledgeable and they were eager to find a way to meet my aggressive timeline requirements. Darell showed up on time and got right to work. They did a fantastic job and they were very careful as they worked around my home and personal belongings. After the cleaning, I had a question regarding one of the filter sizes and inquired about before and after pictures. I received a follow up from the actual owner of the company after hours, who was eager to share all of the finer details of the service. He then proceeded to offer to come out and do a free energy audit at my home. This is the company you wanna do business with. Great service excellent follow up and they had a better price than the other company I had been contacted by.

My central air conditioner went out on a weekend. AIRTEX had a service technician out on Sunday to…read moreanalyze and order the part. Service technician replaced Monday morning. The price was very reasonable. I will continue to use them

Jason and his team are courteous,professional,and experienced. We have relied upon them for many…read moreyears. When you have a HVAC outage and the temperature inside your home is unbearable, call Jason's Air-Tex Services! They treat your situation with understanding and a desire to restore your comfort. They never gouge or try to pressure you to spend money beyond what is necessary. If you want a tech in your home to resolve the issue and Not act as a salesman, then look no further. I am sharing this recommendation because I have been burned by gimmicky A/C companies in the past. Jason's is the go to company especially in an emergency. I suggest you hire them for semi annual system checks to prevent problems. You'll be glad you did.

Stay away from this company. They tricked me into replacing the ac circuit board even though the…read moreissue was with the contactor. Here's my story. My AC stopped working and my google nest thermostat gave me an e103 error code. When I looked up the code, online research mentioned that the Contactor had to be replaced to get the ac compressor fan working. So I called this company to get it fixed. Aaron and Patrick showed up and after some investigation told me that my AC circuit board was fried and had to be replaced. I insisted we start with replacing the contactor but Patrick said that the Contactor is fine and that the circuit board has to be replaced. I agreed what they mentioned and let them change the circuit board. They came a week later and Aaron replaced the board. Then I noticed Patrick going outside to work on the compressor fan, but I didn't think much of it. After he returned and turned on the AC, it started working. When I asked Aaron if everything was good, he said that he replaced the board and it started working. I paid them and they left. I was still trying to figure out what Patrick did outside if it was just the Board that needed replacement and so I called Aaron asking him what work did Patrick do. He said that he messed up the wiring while replacing the board and it shorted the contactor and so Patrick replaced it for free. I have never had anyone fix anything for free and not tell me. That is when I realized that I had been conned. What a convenient coincidence that he fried the contactor which was the original issue that my thermostat pointed to. And he didn't even mention it to me while I was making the payment which clearly shows that either they are incompetent and refuse to accept, it or they knew the issue and conned me. Either way this company shouldn't be in business. If you do the mistake of calling them, make sure to get a second opinion before paying $960 like me.

We've had a long history with On The Spot, and after significant back and forth, I can say that…read morethis company (and specifically their owner Cody) is one of the most dishonest and unprofessional companies I've ever encountered. When our upstairs AC unit went out about 1.5 years ago, we got a quote from three different companies including On The Spot for a 4-ton Trane system. They ended up being the cheapest, so we went with them. Specifically on the quote, it calls out that we will receive a 4-ton Trane "comfort coil", as part of our 100% Trane system. It has a link to the specific product page. We were also promised a 2-year labor warranty from On The Spot. Fast forward a year, and our upstairs system can't keep up and it's getting hot upstairs. We have On The Spot out, they say there is a leak, and repair the leak. But it still isn't cooling properly. So they come back out, and tell us "the system's pressure readings are correct, so that's all we can do." But it's still getting hot. So then we call Trane and ask to have a different company come out for a second opinion. The second company, who is a licensed Trane installer, comes out and finds a leak in the evaporator coil. BUT - they can't fix it via our Trane warranty, because On The Spot didn't actually install a Trane coil. They installed an ADP coil, which is both cheaper, and uses a piston system instead of a TXV system (which is more efficient). Since it would cost well over $1,000 to replace the evaporator coil, and both the parts and labor are still under warranty with On The Spot, at this point we call On the Spot back and tell them what has happened. Cody then proceeds to flip out and completely berate my husband. He yells and screams and accuses my husband of lying, accuses the other company of lying, and says that he will "void all our warranties for having any other tech even look at our system". Finally, my husband calms him down, gives him specific "Delta T" readings that shows our system isn't working correctly, and finally Cody calms down and agrees that he will replace the evaporator coil with what we were actually quoted, which was a Trane comfort coil system. His guys come the next week and install it. We SPECIFICALLY asked the head installer to confirm that it was a Trane comfort coil system that they were installing, and he said it was. Fast forward another week. It's still not cooling great. We then notice that water is streaming from the secondary drain line. At this point, we really don't want to have to deal with On The Spot anymore, so we call back the company that found the evaporator leak, and they send back out the same technician from before, and she finds a clog in the drain line (that part is actually not On The Spot's fault at all...) but also lets us know - the new evaporator coil that has been installed STILL isn't a Trane comfort coil system. This time, they've installed an Ameristar coil. While Ameristar is owned by Trane, it's a much cheaper part than the Trane comfort coil we were originally quoted - it again uses a piston instead of a TXV and it's made in China instead of the US. So we once again call Cody back and once again he gets angry that we had someone else look at the system and starts yelling at us. He says that we're lying, he says that the other company doesn't know what they're talking about, and he also is very misogynistic about the fact that the other company's technician is a woman. At this point, he tells us he's "washing his hands of us" and refuses to send another technician out. When I tried to talk to Cody at this point instead of my husband - he grew even more hostile, and said that as the wife, I had no business talking to him at all and should keep my mouth shut. So, now, after months of back and forth, we still have a system that isn't properly cooling, using cheaper parts than what we were quoted. The moral of the story is - avoid this company at all costs. He will lie to you, yell at you, gaslight you, and if you're a woman - tell you he won't even talk to you. Truly the worst.