NeighborWorks of Western Vermont Marble St, West Rutland

NeighborWorks of Western Vermont Reviews

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  Michael Riley
  5

  We had a great experience working with Tania at Neighborworrks of Western Vermont. She helped us to secure a loan to renovate my daughters newly acquired older home in Wallingford, Vermont. Through Efficiency Vermont and Neighborworks, we were able to completely update the electrical system in a 100 year old residence. Additionally, we totally insulated the attic and stone cellar with sprayed in rigid insulation which decreased air infiltration by 41%. Thanks also to Jake at Analyzing Energy for advice and guidance through the process. As an out of stater trying to help my daughter become established in Vermont, I was very impressed with the programs that are available in that state. The agencies all work well together, and are truly committed to keeping the process uncomplicated. The state provides generous programs and players like NeighborWorks, Analyzing Energy, and Efficiency Vermont all work together to make things minimally complicated. Along with our very reasonable loan, we will receive a grant to help defray the work as well as rebates on energy efficient appliances. Vermont works hard to help young folks with limited income feel welcome. Well done everyone! Thank you.

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  Bob Chapman
  5

  Tania was and is an incredible asset for my home energy and efficiency project. She made sure I was well informed of all angles of approach to achieve and surpass my goals. It’s great that Vermont has these facilities and professionals to help its citizens afford a greener, healthier, more responsible lifestyle for our planet. Thank you to all at Neighborworks

  Response from the owner

  We were so happy to help you and value our customers attention to responsible lifestyles. Thanks so much for leaving such an awesome review!

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  Jimmie Francis
  4

  Thank you all for the nutritional meals you provided to us on may 9 they were very good. the banana bread was the best thanks again ..Jimmie Francis and Erica O'Bara

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  Angela Jackson
  1

  Seems a bit shady to me...the home improvement class requires a ssn #... I don't think so!

  Response from the owner

  Hi Angela! We ask for a Social Security number on a secured customer portal because we do financial coaching, home purchase advising, credit score pulls, and lending (all with the customer's consent). Customers signing up for our We Can Fix It or our Homebuyer Education course are not required to give it; the field is just available to be filled in if the customer plans on receiving the other referenced services in the future. The only things required to register for our "We Can Fix It: Home Maintenance Education for Women" is $50, a name, and an email address! I hope this clears things up, and we invite you to join us in our next course without submitting your Social Security number if you do not feel comfortable doing so.