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West Chester Insulation

5.0 (2 reviews)
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Green Stone Energy

Green Stone Energy

(7 reviews)

We recently bought a house built in 1929 and one of the big things that came up with the inspection…read morewas the lack of attic insulation and ventilation. We had no soffit vents and the insulation was minimal leading to the attic being very hot and humid (in the summer) and cold in the winter. We decided we wanted to rectify this and so I did my due diligence and got three separate quotes. Green Stone Energy's was the highest of the three. However, this was mostly due to the fact that they would do everything to modernize the attic, including insulating, air sealing, adding soffit vents, and an attic fan. Other companies tried to tell me the attic didn't need to be ventilated but I knew that wasn't true. The experience from start to finish was great. Erick was with us through the whole process. I was most impressed by his professionalism during the quote and throughout the attic modernization. All of the workers involved in installing the insulation/ventilation were very polite and walked me through exactly what they were doing. I have temperature sensors throughout the house and so I can already see what a huge difference it's made in keeping the house at a more comfortable temperature. We had a great experience with Green Stone and would highly recommend them!

These are great people to work with. I had an insulation issue in my home and called Green Stone…read more Dutch and Mark came over and performed a blower test, which quickly located the source of the problem. Dutch recommended several steps we could take to resolve the problem, and suggested we hire a carpenter or contractor for the work (since it was not in Green Stone's area of expertise). There was no charge for the visit. The recommendations were very useful to us. So good to work with people that honestly want to help!

DiBiase Heating & Cooling Company

DiBiase Heating & Cooling Company

(27 reviews)

Finding a reliable HVAC company even before COVID was like finding a needle in a hay stack in…read moreChester county. DiBiase makes the 4th HVAC company we've had in our home since we bought it. We have four different systems at this place, a gas heater in garage, Mitsubishi cassette above the garage, heat pump, and a geo-thermal system. Finding someone who is able to deal with all those at once hasn't been easy. We found one company, but then he ghosted us because he had staffing issues. Kurt showed up for a fall check-up. First time here. And he found a filter in an exchanger/handler that all 3 previous HVAC people missed. The place had been vacant for 5 years before we bought it 2 years ago and it clearly hadn't been changed in all that time. We had an airflow issue on the second floor, and this filter was the 2nd stop up from the basement. All the prior companies had looked at the same piece of equipment and not one of them noticed there was a filter to be changed. Until Kurt. It was so filthy and clogged it's no wonder we had an air flow problem. That alone gets DiBiase 5 stars. But we've also used them before at our last property and they were equally knowledgeable, polite, educational, and effective. And they take thorough notes, pictures, and truly build a file on your property which says they know about relationship management and are in it for the the long haul. I'm a tough sell, but I'm sold on DiBiase.

Overall, this seems like a local company that genuinely cares about doing quality work and treating…read moreits employees well. However, I did experience an issue during my furnace installation. After the gas line was turned on, a gas leak occurred, requiring PECO to replace parts on the gas meter. Based on the PECO technicians' experience, they indicated that opening a gas valve too quickly can sometimes contribute to a gas leak. On the other hand, DiBiase explained that, in their view, the issue was not related to how the gas was turned back on but rather to the age of the PECO meter, which they believe would have failed regardless. To the company's credit, they discussed the situation with me and provided an additional year of free maintenance. While I appreciate their response and the added maintenance, I'm not convinced the installation wasn't a contributing factor. I hope they review their installation procedures to help prevent this type of issue from happening to future customers.

McGlaughlin Spray Foam Insulation

McGlaughlin Spray Foam Insulation

(1 review)

Ben with McLaughlin insulations is an Artist! When it comes to spray foam and cellulose insulation…read morethere is no one better. My home is an end of row, row home. It was built between 1895 and 1904, the basement is half stone, half concrete. I had Mcglaughlin insulation spray foam the stone wall in my basement that faces the street. My home has never been the same, controlling the temperature in my has improved 100 fold. The moisture in my basement is easier to control as well which in an older home is a blessing. Thank you Ben for your exemplary work.

From the owner: McGlaughlin Insulation specializes in polyurethane spray foam and cellulose insulation…read more Polyurethane spray foam is a spray-applied cellular plastic, which, when properly installed, can fill hard to reach areas with seamless coverage, providing protection from water and rodent damage. As a higher R-value insulation, spray foam gives more insulation with less thickness then other types of insulation and comes in two types: closed-cell and open-cell. Closed-cell polyurethane spray foam, with its compact cell structure, is effective as an air and water-vapor barrier and is used often in roofing projects and other outdoor applications. Closed-cell spray foam can also act as a mold and moisture deterrent. Open-cell spray foam, with its lighter, more open-cell architecture, is great for sound insulation between interior walls. Cellulose insulation, the latest in home insulation solutions, is a loose-fill insulation made out of renewable, plant-based products and is environmentally friendly, having the highest recycled content of any current insulation material. Recent studies have also shown that cellulose may be a better fire-deterrent than fiberglass. Like spray foam, cellulose can be installed in hard to reach areas, fitting over pipes and wiring. While providing a lower R-value than spray foam, cellulose is traditionally a lower cost option that also provides effective insulation.

West Chester Insulation - insulationinstallation - Updated October 2026

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