In I was sold an energy package by Energy Research Group including storm windows, insulation, etc., totally just under $8,000. I was promised rebates from the federal government, the state, the county, the utilities company and Energy Research Group itself. These promised rebates amounted to ...
These men seemed excellent about the telephone excellent as well as named your day prior to the planned visit to confirm it. They've never proven up and that I have stupidly planned 5 visits together. And so I have not gotten fresh windows, skipped on the larger power discounts along with other ...
These guys sounded great on the phone very nice and even called the day before the scheduled appointment to verify it. They have never shown up and I have stupidly scheduled 5 appointments with them. So I haven't gotten new windows, missed out on the higher energy rebates and other opportunities ...
ERG first did an energy audit. About a week later I received a power-point file with about 15 pairs of pictures (one was a normal picture; the second was an infra-red picture) and comments. These showed places in my house that needed attention to improve the insulation of my house. This power-point ...
My experience has been a negative one and I will never recommend ERG to any person I know. The product, Simonton Windows, appears to be everything they promised, but ERG is a company that does not understand nor do they care about customer service. The installers and other contractors we came ...
Energy Research Group courted me to start a solar division for their existing window company. I brought my training and sales tools in and trained a number of people to sell PV Solar. After I trained these people, the division fell apart with the firing, for a second time, the head of his failing ...