When I first spoke to Dave, I explained some of the different areas I was considering getting…read moreblown-in insulation and he explained to me that some of those areas weren't necessary even though a previous company had recommended that I do them! I appreciated his honesty since he would have made a lot more money doing areas of my house in addition to the attic. He always got right back to me by phone and he scheduled and completed the work within days. When he completed the work, I began to write out his check and he actually told me to pay him $500 instead of the initial $570 he quoted because he said that it turned out to be an easy job. Who does that!? I highly recommend Dave. Honesty can be hard to come by and it's pretty clear that I know little about home repair yet he did not take advantage of that. I see that I'm the only reviewer on here... Check him out at Service Magic where he has 5/5 stars out of 77 reviews.

i had my attic insulated. Free estimate, they were able to work with me on the price and told me…read moreabout apply for a tax rebate for improving my home efficiency Fast and extremely knowledgeable about what they do. They also left my home extremely clean it seems like they actually care about what they do.

From the owner: - At Insulation Pro Inc., our spray foam insulation services are designed to optimize energy…read moreefficiency and comfort for both residential and commercial properties throughout the beautiful Hudson Valley region in New York. - Our spray foam insulation service is a cutting-edge solution offered by Insulation Pro Inc., catering to the insulation needs of properties in Hudson Valley, NY. We apply high-quality spray foam insulation meticulously, ensuring seamless coverage and maximum insulation performance for properties in Hudson Valley. - Serving Residential and Commercial Properties - Spray Foam Insulation - Foundation Waterproofing and Exterior Vapor Barriers - Fiberglass Insulation - Other Services include, Air Sealing, Fire Caulking, Attic Retrofit, Crawl Space Encapsulation, Waterproofing, Exterior Vapor Barriers, Commercial Insulation

EMS reinsultated the entire house in Red Hook. The house is old and they manage to go around all…read morechallenges. The all took COVID preventive measures. Very clean work (they left the house cleaner that they found it). Over all, great job, I would highly recommend them.

EMS re-insulated our attic and sealed some drafts throughout the house. We had some challenges…read morealong the way, but the team was eventually able to resolve them. The work done seems to be very solid as the upstairs is now very warm and the drafts have gone away. However, we didn't solve the initial problem that was discussed. Hopefully all will be resolved in the future.

The room above our garage were constantly colder than the rest of the house. 24 years ago we had…read moreblow in insulation added above the garage ceiling . It never worked well, March 2026 they came in removed the ceiling add 2-21/2" of foam, also adding around the air ducts, and replacing the sheet rock. We noticed a difference immediately. The rooms are much warmer now. They did a great job . They were clean and efficient . And it cost less than I expected

Jim is a great guy who stayed on the phone and advised me how to insulate my ceiling myself…read more I had contacted him to do sprayfoam for my basement ceiling, worrying about the effects of moisture on the metal hvac pipes to create mold in the ceiling. He educated me about how that's really only a problem in attics and to use a dehumidifier in the basement. He suggested I use rockwool to insulate my ceiling as a diy project to save a lot of money and still have good soundproofing. Great recommendation and very honest. Jim came highly recommended from a coworker who had sprayfoam done in her crawlspace. I can see why she sang his praises.

More often than not, contractors are nightmares. By contrast, Foamco is a dream. Although they're…read morebased over 40 miles away, they came up promptly to view my attic and provide a quote to insulate it with open cell foam. The price was perfect. Any less and I would have been suspicious. Any more and I couldn't have afforded the work. In addition to the price, calculated before the principal left my driveway, they answered a variety of technical questions about alternative approaches, clarified what condition I had to have the space in for the quote to apply, and assured me it would be a complete job. Three weeks later, they arrived as scheduled to an attic stripped of obstructions and old ceiling components. The crew of two proceeded to insulate the entire roof, which has tall peaks, two dormers, deep eaves, high gables, and two large semi-obstructed openings into an adjacent cold attic. By 3PM every surface exposed to the exterior was fully foamed and cut back to the rafter surface, ready for sheetrocking. They sealed the irregular openings into the annex with foamed cardboard panels (one of which is removable for access). It was an amazing one day transformation. I now have a warm, cozy, usable attic instead of a giant heat radiator. I'm pretty sure the job will pay back in about three years, without even accounting for the added usable space. I cannot recommend Foamco highly enough as a contractor that does what they promise and then some. I would absolutely not want to do that work and I admire the employees, Jay and Pablo, for their dedication under very unpleasant conditions. One warning, the scope of building codes has now been extended into anything that affects the building envelope, so with the Foamco rig parked rather obviously in front of the house for less than 3 hours, I got an authoritative knock on the door from the town building inspector, flashing his badge and telling me I needed a permit for insulation. Fortunately, I was totally believable when i told him i had no inkling that such work needed a permit, so he let me pay for it without penalty. Beware the authorities. In my case, foam with a fire spread rating of 25 or less does not require sheetrock or other flame retardant covering.

We had a very disappointing experience with FoamCo…read more We have a waterproofed crawlspace. A lot of cold air was rising from it into our house over the winter. We asked FoamCo how to insulate it to keep our house warmer. They suggested covering the rim joists and ceiling with open cell spray foam. We asked a lot of questions before agreeing to go forward, including these most important two: Will this impact the humidity in the space, after all our work & investment to keep it under control? We were assured that our dehumidifier (which they claimed to be very familiar with, since they sell the same model) would keep our moisture levels steady at 55-65%. Will the bottom of our floor joists be accessible? We have pipes that run along the bottom of the floor joists & we were assured that the floor joists would be only partially covered with the bottoms exposed. The first thing we noticed upon the completion of the work is that the joists & all the pipes are completely covered. This will make any plumbing work that needs to be done in our crawl space much more expensive. We also noticed pretty quickly that the humidity in the crawl space was 70-85%. We asked FoamCo why this was & what we could do about it but they were unable to provide any practical solutions. We had to do our own research to find out that our dehumidifier was not turning on due to the crawl space temperature being below 50 degrees. FoamCo never informed us that our dehumidifier only works in temperatures above 50, despite their claim that they were familiar with this model. Their initial idea was to heat the crawl space, which is both expensive and ridiculous. Later they suggested that we simply wait for temperatures to increase, leaving our crawl space very humid for about half the year. We've reached out to them multiple times to ask for support & request that they fix their mistakes. While they were initially responsive, they have not been able to offer any meaningful solutions. When we pointed out the faults in those solutions, they stopped responding. They've shown us that they don't stand behind their work, don't take care of their customers, & only tell potential customers what they need to make the sale. We're left with extra costs that will follow us for years and a very bad taste in our mouths.

The experience of having a roof installation can be stressful. However, the entire team at Jersey…read moreRoofing made the entire process easy and calm. From the sales team to the installation, and customer service, everyone was helpful and responsive. The installation crew and foremen were knowledgeable and kept the team on schedule working into darkness. Clean up was amazing. No debris was left overnight or the next day. Nails were vacuumed, even attic spaces were vacuumed. I can not say enough about Minn!!!! When customer service is no longer valued, she exemplifies what it means to put the customer first. She answered all my questions (no matter how trivial) with respect and kindness. She was extremely responsive dispatching a team (prior to the installation) when I had a ice damming leak She kept us inform throughout the installation process. If I could give them 10 stars I would. GREAT JOB!!

Well let's start from the beginning. The salesman Patrick nice guy set up appointment quickly we…read morewanted our basement encapsulated. We paid upfront the product is guaranteed for life. Well after install on May 21,2026 i signed paperwork and the crew left. Upon a more thorough review with my girlfriend and our handyman several issues were noticed. There were small holes throughout the installation area. There is several places that the dimple board was not placed under the installation area or it moved but seems to be missing. So we called Patrick on May 22,2026 to explain our concerns and since it is warranted to get the work completed. Well he then directed us to another phone number of a person that does the repairs. Well this person has yet to give us a date for said repairs. It's been three weeks and busy or not setting up a date should not be this difficult. If you look at above pics why would they leave one vent original and the other vents capped in black vent looks crazy. What if the humidifier breaks or these holes enlarge. This would destroy my property down in basement and this was the reason we paid a lot of money to have this project completed. They don't seem to stand behind their product and their installation. Natia (Toms River NJ) Brendon (Toms River NJ)