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"The owner arrived on time.  It was raining hard, but he brought a towel to dry off his shoes and the machine he brought in to clean the duct work.  Starting at the top of the house, he removed the cover of every heat/cooling vent and every cold air return vent cleaning the duct work as far as he could go down to the furnace.  Pictures were taken inside the ducts so we could see the before and after.  At the end, he cleaned the furnace area.  When we scheduled the work, he told us that at the end of his job, he likes to install a new furnace filter provided by the homeowner.  We did not have him do this, but I think it's a great idea.  There was no residue in the house from his cleaning of the heating and cooling duct work.  The dryer vent duct work was cleaned and the lint from that ended up outside just under the vent.  Easy to clean up. <br />"

"A home we had bought needed radon mitigation to reduce the radon level below the EPA recommended 4 pCi/L level. Being an older home which had been extensively added onto by previous owners, the construction which included approx. 1/3 over a small basement, 1/3 over two separate areas of concrete slab, and 1/3 over a very low overhead clearance crawl space complicated consideration of how best to correct the radon issue. Before contacting Neighbors Plumbing, Heating, A/C & Radon I had visited with and received estimates from several other companies but the only option they presented was variations of the usual sub-slab depressurization type system, which would have presented complications to install in this application and been very time-consuming. When I contacted Neighbors, after inspecting our home, in addition to the usual sub-slab depressurization method their very knowledgable representative Randy Newman was able to present a quote for an entirely different available radon reduction option, installation of the RenewAire Energy Recovery Ventilation (ERV) system. It's cost was competitive with the other options, and the unit itself very well adapted to both the location where it would be installed and the existing radon levels we wished to lower. So we scheduled an installation date. The installation went perfectly in every way, from the arrival of Randy and Scott around 8:30am until completion by noon. They managed to mount the ERV unit in the most ideal location, a small upper storage 'attic' above a bedroom with short runs of duct work, carefully and logically laid out to conserve space. The workmanship and efficiency by Randy and Scott in completing this installation was really exceptional, the system works exactly as expected. Based on our experience, I would highly recommend calling Neighbors for an estimate on any radon mitigation work you are considering!"

"Job was done as predicted."

"Very friendly, and completed the work quickly."

"Came out to our fire and very caring and respectful. Listened to our concerns and worked with our insurance. Left us information every day so we knew what was happening. Great to know it was clean. Another company came in and did not inspect anything! These guys measured the water, humidity and all our walls for smoke. It was a big difference that made us feel that we picked the best choice!"

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Northern Duct Seal seals duct work from the inside by use of computerized tools and equipment. The process takes one day and our technicians will provide pre-seal and post-seal duct leakage reports on the spot. The basic steps to do a duct seal are: 1) Pre-seal Test is done to measure duct leakage, 2) Registers, returns, and air handler coil are blocked off with foam plugs, 3) A UL-tested and approved aerosol is injected into the pressurized duct system, 4) A Post-Seal Test is performed to measure improvements and 5) A complete Report and Certificate are printed to provide the customer with a record of improvement. Duct sealing provides a solution to high energy bills, air flow/air balance issues, uneven temperatures, hot and cold rooms, excessive humidity, musty odors and fume smells from stored paints, solvents, pesticides, and radon gases. Northern Duct Seal will reduce duct leakage by up to 90%, saving customers an average of $600 - $850 a year, with a 2-3 year return investment, depending on variables such as weather, system usage, energy prices, and home design. Northern Duct Seal offers a 10- year warranty on the seals created by our technicians. The sealant itself has been UL tested and approved and is considered non toxic by OSHA. For a demonstration video of the duct sealing process please see the 'Ask This Old House' Video located under the Media tab on this page.

"My older, natural gas furnace began to blow nothing but cold air. The igniter appeared to be working, so I was afraid the thermocouple had gone out and expressed that concern to the technician who returned my call. He was out within an hour, performed a thorough check of the electrical circuitry, and found some gunk accumulated around several contacts. Using small wire brushes, he cleaned out the gunk and got the furnace working again without the need for any replacement parts. He even said that there was no need to pay to replace something if it wasn't necessary. The technician apologized for having to charge me double for a Sunday call and assured me that if his fix didn't last, he wouldn't charge me for a second visit. He was very professional and didn't mind explaining what he was doing as he went along. I felt the final fee of $160.50 was very reasonable under the circumstances and would definitely contact Schebler again. <br />"