They did a great job and were very thorough. Insulation can be messy but they cleaned up so well I…read morecouldn't even tell they were here! Awesome company!

I had this company come over to install insulation on the exterior of my home. I didn't like how…read morethey left my home with debris everywhere, so i complained about it and they came out and cleaned up. However, turns out they didn't fill the entire wall with insulation and they came out and drilled big holes in my walls on the inside and filled up the rest. However, they informed me it would be my responsibility to fill in the holes. I complained to the job boss and he sent a guy over to take care of it. However, he made a comment about how much I complained about it but I didn't. How rude. I would no way recommend this company. And, of course, now I had 3 + rooms that I had to re-paint. No happy.

Ryan was great from the start. He was very knowledgeable about the products. He took the time to…read moreinspect our attic insulation and didn't rush like the company I had out prior to him. I like to get 3 quotes before hiring. It cost about 5400 for removal and install in a 900 sq ft attic. These ease of communication with him was amazing. He even got my movie quote reference! I highly recommend this company!!

I recently hired Excell to complete a project on my home. I could not speak more highly of this…read morecompany. Their quality of work was outstanding and they did a great job answering any questions I had.

Jim came out to give a quote and was very knowledgeable. There was a leak and they were able to…read morecome out quickly and replace the roof. Workers showed up on time and finished the same day. Everything was cleaned up properly and roof looks great. Estimate was very reasonable so give them a call if you need roofing repairs/replacement.

Flawless start to finish. Jim is a pretty solid guy. Ten out of ten would recommend. ..............read more

This company did work on a house I just purchased. They used fortress foundation straps. They…read moreinstalled totally wrong. Basement foundation wall collapsed in. Called owner. They won't take responsibility even though fortress reps came out and said they installed product totally wrong. If anyone has insurance info on this company please reach out to me asap. Or if you would like to join a class action lawsuit.

The biggest ripoff company I have ever had to deal with. They don't do what they said they were…read moregoing to do and wouldn't fix it. Had to hire a different company to remover everything they did and redo it. Do not take a chance they will rip off the most vulnerable person with no conscience.

We bought our late 90s built home in 2012, and it only had a standard (at the time) 6-inches of…read morepink BATT insulation in the attic. So, our furnace has been working harder and more frequently to keep the house adequately heated for the past several winters. We finally got fed up of this lack of additional barrier between us and the cold outside. I was inspired by Consumers Energy offering a rebate check when insulation is upgraded by an approved vendor. I found AEE as the only Gold-star rated, licensed and insured installer in my area and approved by Consumers Energy. They earned their stars and stripes. I set up a free quote with the straight to the point and knowledgeable company owner, John. He explained his recommendations for adding about 11-12in.of fiberglass/wool blend blow-in insulation into the entire attic for a total of 17-18in., as well as having his field manager and caulk expert Mark seal all our windows and doors. He left me with a competitive quote and let me take long as I wanted to think on it and get other quotes. After a few quotes - my gut instinct gravitated me to AEE. I wanted to 'Art of the Deal' a bit with John to bring his quote closer to another competitor's. He was fair in working with me. We struck a deal. His 2-man insulation team came to our home around 10am and worked until about 4-5pm thoroughly insulating my attic. His field manager and caulking expert Mark did a great job sealing all the windows and doors for air leaks in a matter of 1-2 hours tops. They went above and beyond my expectations and were honest fellows. At one point when they realized they slightly undershot the amount of product needed for the job - they went and got more product to complete the job. John was a man of his word - he honored the contract without trying to work in the marginal unforeseen product and labor. They were thoughtful enough to blow some extra insulation into the space above our toddler's bedroom - which is definitely the problem area with our climate control. The workers used slip covers on their shoes and used towels to keep hoses from damaging walls. They vacuumed and cleared all waste after their work. Fast forward a week, and I will tell you that this was one of the best upgrades we have done for our home. The disparity in climate and cold drafts in different areas of our home is way better now. Upstairs is improved, the den stays toastier now, and the kitchen side of our house now holds heat better. A marked difference in the radiant heat comfort throughout the house. It is no placebo effect. The furnace is able to drive the temp up quicker, then the temp holds better and drops slower. So the furnace does not have to stay on as long of duration, and the interim between it firing up has increased. Savings on gas, and less wear and tear on the furnace too! Wish I had done this back when we bought the home. Better late than never. Highly recommend AEE. Just follow the simple steps I detailed above, get the work done, and get that rebate. You will have a top notch upgrade, at a great bottom line price. Two thumbs up!

AEE engineers came to my house and identified areas of improvement that I frankly would never think…read moreare a problem. I had an extensive energy audit performed, indoor air quality check, insulation installed, window caulking, rim joist seal/insulation, thermometer replacement, and various other home improvements. This was after the cost vs. benefit was explained to me with the supporting data. Once everything was completed, they walked me through the utility company rebate and tax credit process to ensure I received the full benefit of all work performed. Ultimately, I made money from the inspection and walked away with a house that was significantly more energy efficient with lower utility bills. It's a shame that it's so rare to find great companies with great people nowadays. AEE (John and Mark in particular) were super professional, friendly, polite, and extremely knowledgeable. It was an absolute pleasure working with them and I was able to learn quite a bit. These guys are not your typical salesmen, they are subject matter experts and come with only the highest of recommendation from me!

I feel like I've reviewed them when I had the work done - but I don't see my review - so here goes…read moreagain. I used them to tuckpoint and repair my chimney on a bungalow. I was getting water in my house/ceiling and they identified that as the problem. I'd gotten several quotes that were all over the place, theirs was in the middle, but I liked their thoroughness and they had other good reviews. My chimney had eroded because I had gotten a new high efficiency furnace and the company did not install a chimney liner. Art of Stone did an amazing job, the result was a beautiful looking chimney and a new cap on top. I've had zero problems with water since then. I then had someone else put in a chimney liner so the problem wouldn't re-occur. I would recommend.

The company was on time and very professional. Will assessed our problem with the fireplace and…read morewas able to offer a solution. He explained why we were having soot back up into the house as well as how the gas logs should be set up. This was the second company I had out to assess and provide the necessary upkeep and or repair. Will's company was by far more informative and complete with his service. I have him on my calendar for a yearly cleaning and check! Christine

Beware of this company they charged me double the price for a job.I had a part replaced on my air…read moreunit that cost 10-30 dollars.I was charged $650.My air went out on one of the hot days because live in a colonial style house it was extremely hot.I spoke with several other companys the job is under $300.Meanwhile I've tried to reach out to a manager several times and can't get a resoonse.

I had a horrible experience with Comfort Zone Healing and Cooling. Their customer service is awful…read moreand Denise is the rudest front person I've ever dealt with. She wanted payment upfront without telling what the problem was and doesn know how to treat customers. I wouldn't do business with this company and wouldn't recommend any of my friends or colleagues either after my interaction and lack of customer service with Denise.

Excellent service completed in a timely manner. The crew was very friendly and acted…read moreprofessionally. I highly recommend Craftsmen Masonry.

Craftsman Masonry worked on my chimney and touched up the mortar around my brick house. As other…read morereviewers have said, my general experience was that they were honest and hard working. The work was done on a hot August day. The weather prediction was that it was supposed to rain the next day. In spite of that, storms started popping up on the weather radar in the afternoon. The weather radar showed one of the storms tracking straight at my general area. At this point the last area to start working on was a window sill that would be opened up to the elements (in order to fix the surrounding mortar). I talked with the job supervisor several times about the approaching storm and my concerns about working on that window. He consistently told that it wasn't raining right now (he disregarded the weather radar that I showed him) and that the window sill wouldn't take long to do. When the weather radar showed that the storm was 30-45 minutes away, they still hadn't started to work on the window. Josh (sales) told me that it wasn't raining right now and that I would be charged for a return trip if I wanted to delay the window sill work. I felt like Josh also disregarded the weather radar. It wasn't until after that conversation that they started working on the window. Unfortunately they gouged the top of the slate window sill with their angle grinder, they chipped the front face of the slate window sill and a brick below the sill. The chaulking around the window sill was done on wet mortar so parts of it didn't adhere properly. I fixed the chaulk two days later. I can't fix the sill and brick problems. I feel that the last minute push to work on the window sill contributed to the mistakes I described. It would have been better if they had started the window sill earlier when I first started talking with the job supervisor about what I was seeing on the weather radar. Yes, it rained while they were working on the window.