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4.8
★★★★★
245 reviews
“It’s been a couple years since Keeney insulated my home. I didn’t review the work immediately, because I wanted to monitor the results by comparing my energy bills. First comparisons were the two years prior to when the work was done. I had to look at two years, because the work was done at the end of 2024, which also turned out to be the warmest year on record for Appleton, ever. That cost average made the first year and a half of the insulation installation look like there was no savings whatsoever, but rather more expense. Also, there were three annual price increases, which further threw everything off. I did not wish to irresponsibly misrepresent the value of the insulation job. Therefore, I worked with the costs of energy for the years 2023 to where we are at present, six months into 2026, 3-1/2 years. And I did not change my thermostat settings during my personal evaluation period.
To fairly compare the four years, I only used the first half of each of them, because of being only halfway through 2026. I also threw out 2024 due to the unusual warmth. I noticed in the monthly costs from WE Energies, that there is a yearly pattern in these costs. Winter and spring do not play out anything like summer and autumn. So I used only the numbers for winter and spring, for the sake of consistency, to fairly compare 2026. And, using percentages, I removed the cost increases to create relative comparisons.
I’m no statistician so am not claiming indisputable accuracy. I’m not publishing my computations. The cost savings post installation seems to be around 10-15%. This would not be detectable if just looking at the WE Energies report, which doesn’t draw attention to annual increases or the unusually warm 2024, information I found via Google AI. The raw numbers said I was paying more.
As for the installation experience, that was excellent. The Keeney people were personable, very easy to work with, very pleasant to have around. They did things for me that I should have done for them. They put insulation in places that had never seen insulation before due to careless construction.
I specifically wish to thank Aaron, Damean, Austin, Jake. There were others, but I’ve postponed this too long to remember their names. I value all of them.”
