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Air handler and new ductwork

I could not be happier with the work that Eco Performance did to plan and install our new ducted Fujitsu heat pump system. The entire team was thoughtful, thorough, and immediately communicative from start to finish. Eco Performance also helped me secure two grants from Alameda County that significantly lowered our out-of-pocket cost. Kyle, who did our initial estimate visit and helped me onboard with the team was a patiently thoughtful listener, and also very kindly put up with my myriad questions and odd sense of humor - much appreciated! Abby did a thorough analysis of our home's needs when she came out to perform the manual J calculation, and she designed what I'm sure will be a very cozy system this coming winter. Nick and the installation crew were competent, tidy, amazingly efficient, and respectful not only of our property but also our geriatric kitty (the real queen of the house). And Denise, the project's coordination mastermind was an absolute rock - answering any question that I had immediately and helping me successfully navigate the nit-picky grant process. The entire team has my strongest recommendation. I feel so lucky to have stumbled across this company, especially for a project of this scope. Thank you!

Well insulated and sealed air handler in attic.

Earlier this year I hired Eco Performance Builders install a new heat pump system, remove my old gas furnace, relocate equipment into the attic, replace all ductwork, remove existing attic insulation, air-seal the attic, and eventually reinstall insulation. The experience was outstanding from start to finish. What really set this company apart is that they actually performed proper Manual J load calculations to size the system--something almost no other contractor I contacted was willing to do (load calculations are code required by the way). Every other quote I received assumed a system size based purely on square footage and would have resulted in a dramatically oversized system. Instead, this team took the time to measure, assess, and design a system tailored specifically to my home's demand. They even performed a blower door test to quantify air leakage--another thing no one else offered. As a result, I ended up with a 2.5-ton heat pump. Meanwhile, all other companies wanted to replace what was there (4-ton) or go even higher (5-ton). One company wanted to put in a 100k BTU furnace which is absurd. Their design work was thoughtful and meticulous. The Manual J and Manual S calculations they did ensured that the system was sized properly including duct sizes and lengths. They showed attention to detail with locating and aiming registers to reduce duct lengths (less energy loss due to being in the unconditioned attic) and to improve comfort (limiting air blowing on you in bed). They also took care to locate the ducts so they can bury them in the future attic insulation as much as possible. The on-site crew was excellent--friendly, respectful, and professional every day. They kept the workspace clean, coordinated work around my partner's daytime sleep schedule, and were incredibly flexible with scheduling overall. I've had to push back adding attic insulation multiple times so I can do a few attic projects first, and they've never complained or made it an issue (I still am not ready and they are fine with it). The resulting system has been working great since they installed the heat pump and air sealed in May. The system is basically silent and my house has been quite comfortable. I'm pretty sure the system has been more efficient than my old furnace based on my energy monitoring system that measures current to the unit and PG&E bills from last year, and this is without attic insulation. Regarding cost, you would think that EPB would be significantly more expensive especially considering they will do the proper design work. However, I got a few quotes additional quotes and EPB actually end up significantly cheaper than all other companies that didn't include any real design work! In short, this is the only company I found that actually does things the right way, prioritizing proper design and customer satisfaction. I thought this would hurt the bank but it didn't. I'm extremely happy with the results and would recommend them without hesitation.

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I asked for a few quotes from different companies on a new heat pump system, and thought Alex had a…read morereally smart, modern approach to heating and cooling. Compared to the other two companies I got quotes from, the system All Things Good ended up installing was both cheaper and more energy efficient, further reducing my costs. Now I am really happy with the heat pump and new ducts. So I would say they are great HVAC company with long-time employees that are knowledgeable, considerate, and super hard working.

I hired this company to do the work on my house that was recommended in a home energy assessment…read morecompleted last year. Initially Alex Minaboo, the owner, came to look the job over and in that visit recommended replacing all the heating ducts in the house. He tried to sell me a heat pump system which I did not want to do since the existing furnace is only three years old. There was nothing in the home energy assessment report indicating I needed to replace the furnace or the ducts. A few weeks later, the foreman (I think that is his role) came by to assess the job, and said he did not think the ducts needed to be replaced as they were still quite new. I opted to not replace the ducts but to proceed with the air sealing of the heating system that was recommended in the home energy assessment. Alex later said the air sealing could cause a problem for the furnace, which he said was too large for this size house. He suggested that adding an additional heat register might mitigate a potential problem with rapid cycling, and I opted to do this. In the course of All Things Good sealing the heating ducts and adding the new register, the blower on the furnace stopped working. Alex deflected and denied responsibility for his company causing the problem, disparaged another company that had installed the furnace, and argued that his company could not be held responsible for damages when something breaks in an old house while they are working on it, referring me to a clause in their contract. To fix the furnace, All Things Good charged $1200.00 in labor costs (for a job that took no more than 2 hours on site) and the blower was about $700 more). I have always thought "if you break it, you fix it" and I was floored by how this was being handled, but since I do not know HVAC systems and could not in good conscience argue that I was certain the breakdown was caused by their work, I proposed we split the bill for fixing the furnace. My offer was refused. Alex then had the gall to argue he was already giving me a discount on labor costs, and threatened that if I did not pay he would put a lien on my house. I paid the bill because it was not worth my time to fight with All Things Good. I see a number of positive reviews here and at least one that is like mine. My experience was very unsatisfactory and I will certainly never use this company again.

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Atlas Heating and Air Conditioning is the best, hands down! If you need heating and air, this is…read morethe company you want. Why? That is what they do: they're family-owned and have been doing this for a long time. I needed my 40-year-old upstairs and downstairs furnaces replaced and met with a total of 5 companies- one who said they were "family owned" was actually owned by a private equity firm, and another did plumbing and furnaces, and their estimate was 45% over everyone else, and they did not send me a detailed quote- just the total price. From the moment I made the first call, I was impressed: professional, organized. The estimator was great- no hard sell, explained everything in detail; their quote was very reasonable. They answered all my questions, showed up on time for the install, did the work efficiently, and everything works great. The permit and inspection went smoothly; they were there throughout the entire process. Super impressed and appreciative; Atlas was easy peasy to deal with. Don't look any further.

We just had Atlas replace our 35 years old gas furnace. I'm a retired GC, and I've got to tell…read moreyou, these guys are the best of the best! From my first contact with Aaron and his clear, concise bid to the field prep visit by Scott to the two days the high competent and respectful days the installers spent here, it was a joy. Honestly, in my entire career as a general contractor I never had the experience of dealing with a subcontractor who got it 100% right like Atlas did. And, as a footnote, they send out a very nice little box of cookies at the end of the job. Go Atlas!!

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