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| - I met David several years ago at the local home improvement event in the community center. I asked him questions on energy saving project ideas, and he was very patience answer each of them honestly and professionally. Well...I can't speak for everyone, but for me a good general Q & A session is kind of like tasting fine wine...there is the initial impression, the way it tastes while drinking, and the feeling you're left with afterward. In early September, I purchased my first house. I immediately thought David and his company to help me run an energy audit. I had used another local energy audit company for my parents' house before that recommended from a popular Saturday morning radio host talk show, but the experience was not satisfy as I need. I familiar the energy audit concept and it process. Yet I decided to use different company and have David and his company for fresh ideas.
David and his crew did not let me down. His inspector Mike arrived on time. He gave me 10 compact-fluorescent lightbulbs, a low-flow showerhead and faucet aerators, worth about $50, as part of energy audit deal. He climbed up to the roof and checked my rooftop A/C manufactory date and model number. He walked around my house, measured its circumference, drew out the basic floor plan, label the windows, doors, and vents location. He also performed a blower door test and checked each room air pressures. Mike took a lot of notes, examined every corner, and looked for improvements. The whole energy audit took over 6 hours.
Few days later, David e-mail me 10 pages custom energy checkup report along with recommend improvement projects pricing. On the checkup report, I can see David had spent lots of time to prepare it. It is not a so-so generic report and my previous energy audit company was not prepare something as details as David does. It has pictures, charts, tables and graphs in color. It includes my home annual energy-use pie chart, APS before and after installed CFL lightbulbs, low-flow showerhead and faucet aerators bar charts, recommendation projects with cost & saving table, side by side comparison of the estimated annual energy costs of my home, and the definition and reasons for each energy improvement project.
After reading the report with many counter questions regarding the recommendation list, I decided to have a R 38 insulation, duct sealing, air sealing, and install jump ducts in master bedroom for room pressure relief to circulate air back to the return when the door is closed. His contractors also arrived on time and spent over 7.5 hours complete all the recommendation projects. They did not leave me any trash and dusts for me to clean up. The whole job was completed so professionally, I highly recommend David. They were about the same price as anybody else so it's good. The best part is I asked David for a cash pay discount option and he accommodate my request and understand college student's need to save me money. I'll use David and his company again if my family got another house that needed insulation. Overall, he was very pleasant to work with and did a great job!
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