Cellulose insulation was installed using water in the attic of my home. The insulation has to be…read moreremoved and replaced due to a strong insulation smell in the house, attic and garage when the weather is warmer. The owner is unwilling to accept responsibility. The owner has since deleted their Facebook page. I contacted the owner on 9/14. He responded he wanted to come by on 9/15. The owner sent me a text @ 9:23 am on 9/15/2017 stating he was on his way to my home. I was not at home and responded to his text. His response was "he would try to get by another time to take a sample of the insulation or I could send the sample to the manufacturer", which I did since I did not hear back from him. Again he was to come to my home on 11/20/17 but did not show up. I sent him a text and he did not respond. In addition, he previously contacted me using another person's Facebook messenger which I have now been blocked from their Facebook page. I have contacted the manufacturer several times as well.

From the owner: We all know that energy is expensive, and the cost is continually increasing year to year. 56% of…read moreall energy consumption in the United States is used to heat and cool your home and commercial buildings, so adding to the thermal envelope of your structure is a great idea. Insulating your home or commercial building saves energy, which translates into saving dollars. It keeps you warmer in the winter, cooler in the summer, and reduces the exhaust from HVAC units that run constantly, therefore protecting the environment. Another great benefit to a well-insulated structure is the reduced wear and tear on your equipment, giving it a longer life. But which insulation is best for your project? Like other building products, every type of insulation has its own unique qualities, characteristics, and advantages. Choosing the right type of insulation can be critical to obtaining the best possible results and benefits.