Excellent service! The guy who did our insulation was very responsive, professional, and quick. He…read moredid a high quality job at a very reasonable price.

These folks are a pleasure to deal with. They cleaned out my home's crawl space, insulated the…read morewater pipes and air ducts, and put down a new vapor barrier. The quality and timeliness of their work was excellent and I feel their pricing was quite reasonable.

While they fixed the immediate drainiage problem, the system was set up in a way that would fail…read morewhen the power goes out. Upon realizing this, and calling them. They are not interested in helping fix this. They already got my money, now they are done with me. The communication and follow up by this company is totally unprofessional. It's frustrating beyond measure. As a homeowner, go with a more reputible company. Becuase when something goes wrong with a system (and something always goes wrong at some point), Crawl Pros is not interested in helping you.

Crawlpros has to be hands down the best company I've worked with for my home projects. They were…read moresuper professional, priced incredibly fair, did a fantastic job, and did not try and add on services that weren't needed. And on top of that, their rep helped direct me to state programs that provided cash rebates.

I never thought I could get soooo excited about insulation....but I am!!!…read more Northwest Weatherization came out last week and added blow-in insulation in my attic. They were easy to communicate with, fast and handled all the rebate paperwork so I didn't have to. Our 2000sf house was built in the the 50's-prior blown in insulation was between 4-7" depending on where you measured in attic. I'm the Summers, our house was an oven, Winters an icebox. No central heating: just cadet wall heaters (all new). Although we try to be as conservative as possible with heating, our electric bill jumps to about $400/month when it gets cold. (We even have new windows/doors.) The insulation was blown in on the 10th, day or so after was that first really cold day:outside thermometer said 36*F when I woke up. Went to the living room/kitchen, no heat on all night. Absolute noticeable difference: it wasn't toasty, but usually if is 36 outside, with no heat on inside, the interior temp might be 45 on a good day. Already, the interior temperature is remaining much more consistent and we are running the heat way less. We had to have a few extras done, to meet codes, but even with that, after rebates our total was just over $2600. Considering how much costs for everything have gone up, I imagine it would have been way less if I would have done this 3 years ago when I first started thinking about it. I don't know how their prices compare to others, I just wanted it done asap so I didn't shop around like I usually do. However, I'm very happy with the price, the company and the results so far. REALLY looking forward to seeing next month's bill!

when you check out there is no notice that there is a 3% fee to use a credit card. Then you get…read moreyour credit card bill and it's $40 more than your invoice. Boo.

My parents had a boiler system that needed an air vent installed. We were having trouble finding an…read moreaffordable vendor for this service. And Austin was able to provide us a quote and get the job done on the same week! Strongly recommended!

Really happy with the work done at my house in Oregon. Everything turned out great, the attention…read moreto detail was there.

Legit as they come. Had air coming in all around gas fireplace, like a cracked window, and…read morecouldn't run it without huge bills. Knew I had to get an insulation fix. Called many insulation and fireplace maintenance companies and had several people out without any solution. JB had initially informed me that this wasn't in their wheelhouse, but I called them back after getting no where. Brad Thomas was so sympathetic, he decided to come out and take a look anyway to see if he could help. Sure enough, he spotted 3 key areas where the air was getting in, showed me, and gave me instructions on how to fix it myself on the cheap. Wow! He charged me nothing for the visit. Thank you, Brad!

When JB insulation removed the insulation under our home they never mentioned to us they knocked…read moredown and crushed our laundry ductwork. We discovered this later. When JB insulation replaced the vapor barrier under our house they did a poor job and left joists uncovered and ground exposed. When asked to come and correct their work to code, they poorly laid a second layer of vapor barrier and still did not properly cover the joists. So now we have to remove the doubled up areas to prevent mold from growing between the layers of plastic.

We originally hired Revival several years ago to replace our old gas furnace and install a new air…read moreconditioner. They did a great job, and our HVAC system is working great! Since then, we've had them out on separate occasions to service the mini-split in the 2nd floor addition and do the annual maintenance on the main system. On every occasion, their techs were thorough, professional, knowledgeable and polite. They've given us good advice and solid recommendations for the new equipment we purchased, kept us informed, and always paid attention to the details. Great value for money!

While Dane was wonderful in replacing our water heater's anode rod, it was quite bothersome that we…read morehad to pay $250 to have it replaced on a part covered under warranty. The water heater was installed 2 1/2 years ago by Rivival Heating and the anode rod needed to be replaced because "Portland water is so hard and full of minerals". The original quote for labor alone (not covered under warranty) was $340 but we got the manager to bring it down to $250. Still, the water heater is only 2 1/2 years old and that was an expense we did not anticipate when we bought the water heater. The prior one was not broken but when we had Rivival replace our furnace, they strongly suggested replacing the water heater at the same time. The old one never produced brown water but after just two years, the new one did. Maybe the water heater wasn't as good as the previous one? Not sure... Forgot to add, my home warranty service said they could not reimburse me because this is a "warranty issue". And to be truthful, the furnace job was great! Just wish the water heater repair didn't cost me anything. Next year, when it is out of warranty, I'll be able to file for reimbursement from my home warranty provider.