Knights of the Attic

Reviews

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  Ben Klootwyk

  4 days ago
  5.0
  ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ We had a really great experience with Knights of the Attic from beginning to end. Everyone we dealt with was friendly, professional, and genuinely seemed to care about doing a good job and making sure we were happy with the service. I especially want to recognize the people who helped us throughout the process: Garner handled the sales side and was great to work with. Miranda, our project manager, kept everything moving and was always helpful. Antonio did the duct pre-test, and Dylan and Alex handled the installation. Dylan and Gordon took care of the duct cleaning, followed by Damien for the duct post-test. And Dylan came back to fine-tune everything and make sure things were just right. Everyone who came out was positive, friendly, respectful, and professional. What really stood out was that they didn't just come in, do the job, and leave. They seemed to genuinely care about the quality of their work and making sure everything was done correctly. We really appreciate the effort everyone put in and how easy they made the whole process. Thank you to the entire Knights of the Attic team! You have a great group of people, and we’re very happy with the work you did for us. Highly recommend! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
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  Mildred Nunez

  6 days ago
  5.0
  Shane was very personable, straight to the point and honest. Shane did not try to sell me anything that I didn’t need. This kind of Customer service is lacking and so he was very refreshing to have in my home Shane communicated all his extensive knowledge and was such a pleasure. I recommend Shane and Knights of the attic!
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  Tena Hughes

  Sep 16, 2026
  1.0
  I used Knights of the Attic because I was told it would lower my electric bill, and I also knew my AC units were over 25 years old, which meant the ductwork was too. I was hoping that it would fix any potential leaks and make my upstairs cool better. When the technicians left, I had drywall damage and paint damage. The technicians did not mention this; they just packed up and left. I had to call the company and complain, to which they replied, " We have a drywall company we use, and they will come out." The drywall company did come out and told me, "We follow these guys around to every job; they keep us busy." Fast forward a few weeks, after a rainstorm, I called a roofer when I saw water coming in through my ceiling. He came out and went in the attic. His words, Did you have someone come blow all of this insulation in? He said it was the worst job he had ever seen. They blew insulation into my condensate pans, and it caused the pans to fill and overflow, causing extensive damage to my ceiling. The roofer also discovered they stepped on the actual condensate line and broke it off, again never saying a word to me when they left. Now I am at the point where I am going to just get new units, no lower electric bills, no change in temperature after my $6800 Knights of the Attic job... New AC units cannot be installed because they blew foam all over the ductwork and there is no room to even attach the new units to the existing ductwork. The three HVAC companies that gave me quotes all said the same thing: "Who did this to your attic. This is the worst job I have ever seen." It is too late for me to go backwards, but I can warn others...Technicians are poorly trained. The concept doesn't work. They do not tell the homeowners what they need to know; if you get a new unit, they will not be able to attach to your ducts after we blow our foam all over them. I tried to give no stars, but it wasn't an option.
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  Charlie Minesinger

  Sep 16, 2026
  2.0
  Totally oversold the service for the price. Showed me a picture of a cleaned attic with foam perfectly filling seams at top of wall, penetrations into the wall and air supplies... They were done very fast, I walked my attic and there were ares they did not even touch. VP of Ops and a Supervisor came out, I walked with him, he agreed they missed some spots. They came back and with a another hour or so, missed three air supplies and some penetrations. Photos are AFTER they performed service. My goal was to minimize attic air penetration into the house. It is a 2500 sf single level home. I spent two hours in the rafters myself and a few cans of expanding foam to finish the work properly myself. Overpriced and under-delivered.
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  S Campbell

  Sep 10, 2026
  1.0
  I began the process of vetting companies because my attic is VERY difficult. I have a flat roof with extremely limited access. I went over, in detail, the possible issues and needed outcomes with each company. Sean, the sales rep with Knights was great and assured me that access wouldn’t be an issue (thank god I confirmed this in a text with him later, because in did in fact become an issue they didn’t want to see through). I was told the job would take minimum 6 hours and hopefully be completed in a single day. Techs performed 45 min of work and left my house (I wasn’t home so had no idea). Well, I have home cameras, and had to spend hours arguing with this company and being gaslight trying to convince me I was wrong…. I insisted on having the sales rep, two other techs, the install supervisor and the Owner come an inspect what THEIR OWN employees actually did. The owner continued to argue with me, telling me I needed to have “realistic expectations” to the point I stopped him and said it isnt unrealistic to expect what was agreed upon IN WRITING and that expecting $165/minute for incomplete and sloppy work was. Finally I told him we should wait until the inspection was complete to continue discussing. Well, lo and behold it seems I wasn’t making things up, I wasn’t wrong, I want overreacting and somehow I knew more about the work that his employees did that he did. I was told they couldn’t perform the work originally agreed to, and he would send me alternatives with a deep discount since I’d now spent days fighting for what was right and doing what’s honestly their job. Anyway, it took several days and follow up emails to receive the proposed solution. Shocker…. the “discount” was laughable. So now I’m stuck with sloppy, incomplete work that blocks off access entirely to the majority of my attic and will now have to be undone for another company to do a proper job. I will be getting estimates to fix their error and will be submitting for payment, and taking legal action if necessary. I went with this company for their reviews and the seemingly knowledgeable rep. However no one had any idea what they were talking about before, during or after the work, it seems. BUYER BEWARE! If you have a job that may be anything other than a cake walk, I would NOT trust this company to do any work or have the integrity to follow through.

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