Beware. Probably was a great company at one time but not when we hired them. Too many things…read morehappened to our home after hiring this company that I won't go into details. I would simply say do your homework, make sure you get multiple estimates, and don't let their "if you agree to the contract within 3 days you get a better price" sales tactic. I would also advise to pictures of the location they are doing work so you can see what was done to your home and how it was done.

Ecotteligent Homes will complete a derailed inspection of your home's appliances and its insulation…read moredeficiencies. EH will take and provide you detailed pictures, complete infrared imaging and an air loss test. Provide you facts which guide their remediation recommendations and your remedy decisions. You are informed to choose what aspects and costs of work you may want to complete and improve your home's insulation efficiency, warmth and comfort. We are satisfied with their report, options provided and the improvements they completed.

I live in Chicago but have an elderly mother that lives in West Bloomfield by herself on a fixed…read moreincome. The last few winters and sub zero temps made my mother's home very uncomfortable, and caused her utility bills skyrocket over $400 per month! I knew we had to do something because my mother can't handle the cold, or the shocks to her bank account. However, the thought of having her deal with a bunch of contractors to price out furnaces and insulation seemed like a bad idea. After my mother received an add in her bill from Consumers Energy, I called in and the utility referred me to a handful of contractors. We set up appointments for when I would be in town visiting, and after talking to a number of contractors, Green Home Energy seemed to be the most friendly and knowledgable with competitive pricing. We met with the owner, Mark, who was extremely professional, kind, and helpful throughout the entire process. He priced out insulation in the attic, spray foam in the basement, and a new furnace. He was also able to finance the entire package through the Michigan Saves program, and was also able to get us a $1,100 rebate from Consumers Energy! The install crew was friendly, according to my mom, and they left the place spotless. My mother's place has been significantly cooler this summer, and we can't wait for the winter and cold weather to arrive to see the final result!

I can not thank GHE enough for my beautiful home! it was such a pleasure working with them!read more

I met Kevin in 2015 as part of a volunteer workgroup with the Detroit Climate Action Collaborative…read moreand we've worked together on a number of things since, involving USGBC and LEED stuff, and other energy-related collaborations. I don't know that many people who are simultaneously as passionate or knowledgeable about building science and energy issues, but are also able to talk about them in accessible, plain language. Their professional practice has all of the technical depth and sophistication of one of the boutique enterprises in the energy space, but without the off-putting pretense or exclusivity that comes with many of them. They do work on a variety of scales, so while it might sound a bit hackneyed to say that there is "no job too small," I appreciate that the are not limited to exclusively gigantic multifamily new construction or, say, single-family audits.

From the owner: Whether you're a contractor planning energy efficiency upgrades for a home, or a homeowner who is…read morelooking to resolve comfort issues once and for all, a successful project starts with a home energy audit. A home energy audit is a comprehensive assessment of a home's energy efficiency, with the goal of uncovering the root causes of comfort issues, poor indoor air quality, and more. McNeely Building Group offers unbiased, third party energy audits for contractors and homeowners throughout Michigan and parts of Ohio. We meet a lot of homeowners who are looking for ways to improve their indoor comfort. That's why we often refer to energy audits as "comfort audits." A comfort audit will pinpoint exactly what's causing recurrent comfort issues and give you the information you need to make targeted improvements. The audit includes a number of diagnostic tests to uncover inefficiencies.

Blanket Insulation sprayed closed cell spray to insulate the rim joists in my basement. They did a…read moregreat job. Efficient service and good cleanup. I appreciated working with them.

I highly recommend Blanket Insulation. I needed insulation added to my attic, and Kevin came out…read moreright away, did a thorough and professional inspection of my home, and sat down with me to give his recommendations, including photos of areas in my attic where the work would be performed. He answered my questions and did NOT give a hard sell. The work crew (led by their foreman, Joe) came out as scheduled, were professional, got the job done, and cleaned up after themselves -- I wouldn't have known they were there. I had a follow-up question about a week after the work was performed, Kevin responded right away to my email, Joe showed up the next day, inspected the work, and answered my questions.

Loved the communication level & how this company operates. It was amazing working with this company…read moreand found the right solution. COVID-19 Protected,Thank You :)

From the owner: A women-owned business, national authority on commercial energy efficiency. EDSS is a renowned…read morelighting design company on the forefront of energy efficient and renewable energy building applications, and incentives.

Did you ever feel compelled to write a review for a company even though you didn't use their…read moreservices? We were getting estimates to add insulation to our attic because it does settle over time and ours was built eleven years ago. We already had two companies out for estimates. The first one went into the attic and took a good look around before giving us an estimate. The second one didn't even go into the attic but based his estimate by measuring square footage in the basement. The third one was Stoney from BlownInsulationMI.com who, like the first one, went up into the attic to check it out. When he finished, based on what he saw, he explained that he felt our insulation had settled but was still adequate (when built in 2009, we paid for extra insulation above the minimum requirements). He said he would be happy to sell us some insulation, but the amount they would recommend would not affect our heating-and-cooling bills enough to make it worth the investment. We appreciated his honesty and that he took the time to explain his assessment and how he came to that conclusion. He was very knowledgeable and has decades of experience to back what he says. If we have a need for the future, this company would be on the top of our list. Give them a call.

Happy with the service from this company. Very pleased with the dollar savings that we have seen…read moresince maximizing our insulation amount. Would highly recommend.