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HomeWorks Energy in Springfield, Massachusetts
529 Main Street, Springfield, MA, 01104 Photos
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About HomeWorks Energy
At HomeWorks Energy in Springfield, MA at 529 Main St Suite 610, we handle full HVAC services from furnace and heat distribution upgrades to air conditioning and thermostats. Our crew also installs rolled batts, blown-in cellulose, and spray foam insulation in attics, walls, and basements, plus draft sealing, lighting, windows, and solar appraisals. As general contractors, we tackle energy upgrades that fit your home.
Top Highlights From Customer Reviews
Homeworks Energy performs Mass Save assessments and insulation projects. Adam Morrison is frequently mentioned for his professionalism and thorough energy audits. Customers report immediate improvements in home comfort and appreciate the efficient, reasonably priced services.
Top Reviews
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Tim Monaco
2 months agoSuch a terrible set of experiences with HWE. I went through MassSave to get their services: insulation & other heat-saving measures, including door jambs, + expanding foam in foundation. In total they required THREE separate trips, which I'll expand on: 1) Initial visit - 2-br, 1-bath job. I was onsite for the first half of the full day's work. They were great in the kitchen and living room: they put up plastic sheeting & handled dust/debris carefully. I left them to finish assuming all was fine. Unfortunately, both bedrooms and the garage were NOT plastic-wrapped as they had been when I was present; they were an absolute mess when I returned (images). I had moved everything to the center of each room to make it easier to cordon off, but everything - most frustratingly my bedding - was covered with dust, drywall particles, & insulation. I don't understand why they don't use a shop-vac while drilling to cut back on the mess. I would have assumed HEPA everything but instead it's just drill & blow insulation. They used 24-hour joint compound on the cutouts; that compound would be fine alone but they applied two coats only a few hours apart which creates too much moisture and causes cracking, something anyone who has used joint compound before would know. That requires much more post-processing sanding & reapplication to get a smooth wall (another image). Many of their styrofoam 3" inserts used to plug holes protruded well beyond flush with the wall and required complete removal and reapplication; this made repairs take about three times longer than necessary. I spent many weekday evenings & weekends cleaning & repairing and to this day find a layer of drywall dust + insulation. -Adobe Energy, an independent verification company, came onsite about two months later. Rep was great, found several cold spots in the walls and advised another visit to remediate them, plus noted poor door-jamb installation & a missed foundational joist spot. 2) Re-scheduling was reasonably. Second HWE crew remediated some of the shoddy work from the first trip (door jambs & joist patches). For some reason they didn't reference the Adobe Energy photos & drilled more holes in the patched walls than were documented. They attempted to use their blow-in insulation machine but said it was non-functional, they would need to return a THIRD time. I was upset but I tried not to take it out on the reps. They promised an escalated call from a manager that day to reschedule; I did not receive it. I waited until mid-afternoon the next day then called. The scheduler was empathetic; said the next available slot was three weeks out which I told her was unacceptable given the circumstances and state of the walls. Said she'd follow up after working on scheduling and, after about an hour, called back to say she could send reps the next day. 3) The third visit finished the blow-in insulation and patchwork. Unfortunately they were NOT given the pictures from Adobe's assessment, I made it clear we wouldn't progress until we could reference the pictures. The rep made some emails/calls and got the pictures, we reviewed and executed. I lost another weekend to joint compound, sanding, priming, and painting. HomeWorks Energy demonstrated widespread incompetence: broken equipment, poor onsite training, and low-quality materials, they even had a duct-taped blade they were using (image). Whatever they're billing MassSave clearly isn't going back into operations or equipment. I lost multiple weekends cleaning up their mess, and it's a shame to see a good MA program affected like this. I would warn people to stay away from HomeWorks Energy at all costs and look to other contractors. Update: The owner responded with a generic message directing me to customer care - the same offer made previously, which went nowhere. At this stage, the work is done and can't be undone; the only meaningful resolution left would be some acknowledgment of the time I lost to cleanup and repairs that shouldn't have fallen on me in the first place. Being redirected again doesn't give that back. -
Jason Minsk
2 months agoI had HomeWorks come to my home and perform a handful of energy saving measures. Truck 40 was the crew that arrived. They were very professional and courteous. Every action that was performed was explained. They worked diligently to get everything done in a reasonable time frame. I would recommend HomeWorks and this crew was great! -
heidi pulkkinen
2 months agoI had insulation added at my home, and the team was great. They did a great job and made sure I was informed every step of the way. Would definitely recommend them. -
heidi pulkkinen
2 months agoI had insulation added at my home, and the team was great. They did a great job and made sure I was informed every step of the way. Would definitely recommend them. -
Gannon Depetris
2 months agoAngel, Leo, and Ronnie knocked out our project in 2 hours and did an excellent job. The crew was professional, communicative, and cleaned up when they were done. 100% recommend this company, and definitely go through the home energy audit!
Neighborhoods
- West Springfield
- Agawam
- East Longmeadow
- Longmeadow
- Chicopee
- Ludlow
- Holyoke
- Wilbraham
- South Hadley
- Hampden
- Granby
- Enfield
Extra Info
Features
- HVAC, Insulation, Windows
- Professional Energy Assessments
- Mass Save Partner
- Knowledgeable Staff
- Experienced Contractors
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Accepted Payment Methods
- credit card
- debit card
- cash
- bank transfer
FAQ
Does HomeWorks Energy offer free estimates for HVAC and insulation services?
We provide detailed energy audits and custom quotes based on your home's specific needs, such as furnace upgrades, air conditioning, or insulation types like blown-in cellulose and spray foam. Pricing factors in the scope of work, including attics, walls, basements, draft sealing, and any related upgrades like thermostats or windows. Contact us to schedule an assessment at our Springfield, MA location to get a precise estimate tailored to your energy upgrade goals.
Are you licensed and insured for HVAC and insulation work?
HomeWorks Energy carries the necessary licensing, bonding, and insurance required for HVAC contracting, insulation installation, and window services as general contractors. We comply with local regulations in Springfield, MA, and hold EPA 608 certification for handling refrigerants in systems like tankless water heaters and smart thermostats. Proof of insurance and licensing is available upon request to ensure your project meets all standards.
Does HomeWorks Energy install blown-in insulation and tankless water heaters?
We handle full insulation services including blown-in cellulose, rolled batts, and spray foam in attics, walls, basements, and crawl spaces, along with reflective insulation. Our HVAC scope covers furnace and heat distribution upgrades, air conditioning, thermostats like Google Nest, and installations such as Navien tankless water heaters with copper piping. As window contractors, we also assess and upgrade windows as part of comprehensive energy improvements.
What is your typical timeline for scheduling and completing HVAC or insulation projects?
We schedule projects after an initial energy assessment, with installation timelines depending on the scope, such as single-day work for thermostats or multi-day for full attic insulation and HVAC upgrades. Expect clear arrival windows communicated in advance, with our crew from the Springfield, MA office coordinating permits and inspections as needed. Post-installation, we verify performance like airflow and system charge before completion.
How does HomeWorks Energy handle cleanup and debris after insulation or HVAC installation?
Our team sets up barriers and dust control measures during insulation blowing to minimize mess, then removes all waste materials like debris from attics, walls, or basements. We use drop cloths and protective gear to safeguard your home, leaving floors, surfaces, and work areas clean upon finishing projects like spray foam or furnace upgrades. Technicians perform a final walkthrough to ensure your space is ready for immediate use.
Why is hiring you for energy upgrades safer and better than doing DIY insulation or HVAC work?
Professional installations follow precise load calculations accounting for your home's insulation levels, ductwork, airflow, and static pressure to ensure systems like heat pumps or tankless heaters operate efficiently without risks like refrigerant mishandling. DIY often skips critical steps such as duct leakage tests, proper line set sizing, and code-compliant condensate drains, leading to higher energy bills, system failures, or safety hazards. Our approach includes verification testing and familiarity with incentives like Mass Save for optimal, long-lasting results.
