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"Fabulous job . My new ceiling fan is installed perfectly."

"This was a nontrivial insulation for several ceiling fans. Everything went well."

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"He went very smoothly. One of the bathroom fans was very challenging.  They were professional and cleaned up after themselves."

"The 2 men that did the work first started to do the feasibility study on walls & the landing above stairs up to condo, to figure a way to insulate these drafty areas.  And they explained that they would need to cut hole in the wall across from my loft steps (at my landing) to determine IF they could even add any insulation behind that wall.  And even after that, they might find they could not add any insulation. This because from the outside there is the sloped-roof that starts over my front landing and runs up on a steep slant. The inside part of that is that cold-to-touch wall at bottom of the loft steps. So with the slant inside that wall there may not be much room for insulation.  If was any room, may not help much. Then the other inter wall (by the window) has an electrical socket so they would not want to shoot insulation in that wall.  So I decided to not have them cut the whole in the wall & the $210 to do improvements in the area was taken off my final bill.  Someday I may look into getting another opinion on that cold wall area.   
So after that they first did a Convective Energy Loss Diagnostics test by closing off the downstairs doorway with a heavy red plastic sheet with a round whole for a large kind of air fan they connected. I have a paper sheet that explains this test, that I can show you. It is called a 'blower door test' with a machine that determines the level of air infiltration in a home. So the before was 3817 cfm (cubic feet of air per minute). Then later (after attic was done & downstairs door improved) the test showed 3280 cfm for an improvement of 537 or 14% less convective energy loss occurring in my condo.  The lead man said for the size of my condo this was good.  Some big homes end up 17% improvements, some have more and some have less. 
As they started the attic work, they ended up parking their truck at the end of our bldg at the curb, so they could run the hose (to shoot in the insulation to the attic are) across the lawn & up to my deck and into one of my bedroom windows and across the bedroom & up thru closet to the attic.  And the lead man took about 8 pictures while up in the attic.  Some were before & after, most after.  And I asked him to email all these to me, which he did.  So they did all of 7 things on the original proposal and are listed above under "'What did the provider do".  
And I do feel much less of a draft & cold air in my bedroom closet.  I have yet paid attention to the effect of the work they did to the downstairs door. I will see what my next PECO bill is vs the prior months bill.  Note to pay off the cost I received a 0 interest loan for 3 years.   Mark Group set this loan up for me.o
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"Our contact with Joe Sullivan was fine--he was professional and got our estimate to us quickly--however, our problem was more of a problem with the structure of the Big Deal.  The Big Deal works as an introductory offer that ultimately turns out to be unrealistic because it's so narrowly defined in terms of the amount of labor, coverage and square footage it includes.  We saw our expenses for the project grow well beyond what would have been covered in the Big Deal, so we ended up canceling it.  We are fans of Angie's List, but in our experience the Big Deals have been Big Disappointments.
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"The technician was very kind and deliberate to get the job done.
He remove the old ceiling fan and replaced it with a new one. He worked so quickly that I thought
he would be done within an hour. Good job!
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