Guide · Brisbane & SE Queensland · 40 years in the trade
How not to get ripped off by an insulation company in Brisbane.
To find a reputable insulation installer in Queensland, ask four things: are the installers employees or subbies, is the quote fixed and in writing, do they want a big deposit, and can they show you photos of finished jobs?
After 40 years I’ve seen every trick in this trade. Here’s how to spot a dodgy insulation mob before they get on your roof: seven common traps, why each one happens, and the exact questions to ask so you don’t get burnt. None of it’s complicated; it’s just the stuff the cowboys hope you won’t ask.
edge-to-edge coverage you can actually see, the opposite of “trust me, mate”
Why this trade, in particular
Insulation is the easiest trade in Australia to cheat in.
I’m not having a go at the trade I’ve spent my life in, but here’s exactly why it attracts cowboys. Insulation hasn’t been a licensed trade since 2006, so any bloke with a ute and a ladder can call himself an insulation contractor. And it’s the rare job where the customer almost never inspects the finished work. You can’t climb into your own eaves to check it was packed right. Put those two things together and you’ve got a trade that’s wide open to anyone willing to cut a corner.
That’s the thread running through every trap below. With pumped-in cellulose there’s really only one way to short you (pump less in) and it’s measurable, because we can show you the depth across the whole ceiling. With batts there are a dozen ways to short you, and they rarely get caught. I’ve seen 100m of R3.0 batts stretched to cover 300m at R1.0, and the customer never noticed. He said the bloke was a real nice guy, too.
“After 40 years I’ve seen every trick in this trade. Every one of them gives itself away if you ask the right question first.”Peter Johnson, Comfort Zone Insulation Team
How a competitor laid fibreglass batts (lumpy, gapped and uneven across the joists) and the customer thinks they’re fully insulated. You’d never see this from the manhole.A solar mob smashed these tiles and quietly shuffled the broken ones to the back of the roof, where the owner wouldn’t spot them. We photograph what we find.
The seven things to do
1. Ask who actually turns up, an owner-operator, or a cheap subbie.
2. Get a fixed written quote, not a “sign today” price.
3. Don’t pay a big deposit “for materials”.
4. Ask to see before-and-after photos.
5. Right-size the R-value. Beware the over-spec upsell.
6. Beware door-knockers, fake line items and builder margins.
7. Remember the pink-batts lesson.
The seven traps
Name the trick, then prove the opposite.
For each one: here's the trap, why it happens, how to protect yourself, and what a proper installer does instead. Use it as a checklist before you let anyone on your roof.
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Ask who actually turns up, an owner-operator, or a cheap subbie.
The trap
A polished salesperson signs you up, then an unbranded van of subbies you've never met turns up to do the actual work, paid by the square metre, in a hurry, and with no idea what was agreed at the kitchen table. When it's wrong, the sales company blames the subbie and the subbie blames the sales company, and nobody owns the result.
Why it happens
Plenty of the bigger insulation outfits are really sales companies. They sell the job and farm the install out to whoever's cheapest that week. Subbies paid per-square-metre have one incentive, speed, and speed is the enemy of a roof packed properly into every corner. Insulation hasn't even been a licensed trade since 2006, so any bloke with a ute and a ladder can call himself an installer.
How to protect yourself
Ask the question straight: 'Who actually does my roof, someone running their own business and building their own name in my area, or a per-square-metre subbie who's gone by smoko?' Ask who you call if something's not right in six months, and whether the same business that quoted you stands behind the finished job. A mob with real skin in the game will tell you about who turns up; a mob that subs everything out to the lowest bidder will get vague.
How we prove the opposite
Your job is done by a Comfort Zone franchise partner (a carefully-chosen owner-operator running their own family business to our systems and standards) not a cheap subbie or a hired labourer who moves on to the next job. They’re building their own reputation in your area, so they’ve got real skin in the game to do it right. Every job is photographed and the photos are checked before you’re invoiced. That’s our system, the same on every job. The full answer is on do you use subcontractors, who actually turns up to insulate your roof.
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Get a fixed written quote, not a “sign today” price.
The trap
The price is only good if you sign tonight. There's no itemised written quote, just a number, a clipboard and a bit of pressure. Then on the day the price somehow climbs, or the scope quietly shrinks, and you've got no document to hold them to.
Why it happens
A 'sign today or the price goes up' line is a sales tactic, not a real quote. It exists to stop you ringing around and comparing. Some operators even ask what you paid for the house, to gauge how much they reckon they can get out of you. A real quote is a written promise; a verbal 'special price tonight' is a trap with the door already closing.
How to protect yourself
Never sign under time pressure. Get the quote in writing, itemised, with the product, the R-value and the area it covers spelled out, and make sure it says the price is fixed. A genuine installer is happy for you to take it away, think it over and compare it. If they won't put it in writing or won't give you a ballpark over the phone, that's your answer.
How we prove the opposite
You come to us, no door-knockers, no cold calls, no “sign today” pressure. You get a fixed, itemised written quote for the right R-value for your roof, and we don’t lift a quoted price once we’ve started. If you’re weighing up quotes, here’s the reason we’re sometimes a bit dearer, and why it’s value, not price.
3
Don’t pay a big deposit “for materials.”
The trap
They want a hefty deposit upfront 'to buy your materials', take the money, and then go quiet: no-show, calls unreturned, and you're left chasing your own cash. Deposit-then-disappear is one of the most common complaints in this trade.
Why it happens
A fly-by-night operator with no real business behind them needs your money to fund the job, or to fund their next disappearing act. The 'I have to buy materials first' line sounds reasonable, which is exactly why it works. An established business that holds its own stock doesn't need your deposit to get started.
How to protect yourself
Be wary of any large upfront deposit, especially from someone you found through a door-knock or a cold call. Pay on completion wherever you can, after you've seen the finished job. Check the business has a real history (an ABN, a fixed presence, reviews that go back years) not just a magnetic sign on a borrowed van.
How we prove the opposite
We don’t pressure you for a deposit to “buy materials”. We make our own cellulose at our Tiaro factory, so the product’s already ours. You get a fixed written quote and pay on satisfactory completion, once you’ve seen the finished, photographed job. We’re an established Queensland family manufacturer, not a ute-and-ladder crew, read our story since 1986 or just get a no-deposit quote.
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Ask to see before-and-after photos of finished jobs.
The trap
Once the insulation's in, you can't see it. You can't climb into the eaves or the tight corners to check it was packed right, so a cheat counts on the fact you'll never look. Half-filled roofs, missed eaves, batts shoved in with gaps along every seam, and the customer thinks they're fully insulated.
Why it happens
Insulation is the rare trade where the customer almost never inspects the finished work. That's a gift to anyone cutting corners. A 5% gap can cost a big chunk of your effective R-value, and you'd never know it was there. This is exactly the fear the pink-batts scheme burned into people, cases where no insulation was actually installed at all.
How to protect yourself
Ask to see before-and-after photos from real, finished jobs, and ask whether they'll photograph yours. A serious installer documents the work, including the edges and the tricky spots you can never get to. If they can't show you photos of completed roofs, or won't photograph yours, ask why not.
How we prove the opposite
Every job is photographed (before, during and after) and the photos are checked before you’re invoiced, so you can see edge-to-edge coverage including the eaves and the corners you could never climb up to check. That’s our system, run the same way on every job by franchise owner-operators trained to one standard. It’s also why a seamless pump-in product beats a batt you can’t lay without gaps, see why an R5 batt isn’t an R5 in your roof.
5
Right-size the R-value. Beware the over-spec upsell.
The trap
A salesman talks you into a sky-high R-value and a whirlybird on top, because the bigger number sounds safer and the add-ons pad the bill. You pay for performance you'll never use in this climate, and the install quality, which actually matters, gets no attention at all.
Why it happens
Over-spec sells. A bigger R-number and a roof full of vents feel like 'more', so they're easy to upsell, often on commission. But in a Brisbane roof, chasing R6 when R2.5 is the code minimum doesn't fix the thing that actually robs your R-value: gaps. Whirlybirds on an already-insulated ceiling are the classic 'would you like fries with that' add-on.
How to protect yourself
Know your climate zone before you buy. Brisbane is NCC Climate Zone 2, where the minimum added ceiling insulation is about R2.5. Ask the installer to justify any number above that, and be sceptical of vents pushed onto an already-insulated roof. Right-sizing the R-value, and installing it with no gaps, beats overselling a number every time.
How we prove the opposite
Here in Climate Zone 2 the NCC’s minimum added ceiling insulation is about R2.5; we typically install to around R3.0 rather than overselling a number you don’t need. And we don’t push whirlybirds on commission. See exactly what your roof needs in climate zones & R-value for SE Queensland, and the plain-numbers take on whether whirlybirds are worth it.
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Beware door-knockers, fake line items and builder margins.
The trap
A door-knocker offers a 'government rebate' or a too-good-to-be-true deal. The quote carries a mysterious '$500 electrical re-route' line item. Or your builder quotes you three or four times the honest difference for an insulation upgrade, banking on you not knowing the real cost.
Why it happens
Door-knock and cold-call selling exists to catch you off guard, before you've had a chance to compare. Fake line items like an 'electrical re-route' bank on you not knowing that batts and loose-fill simply sit on top of existing cabling. There's nothing to re-route. And builders often mark insulation up hard inside a bigger contract, because it's a small line buried in a big number you won't itemise.
How to protect yourself
Don't buy insulation off a door-knock or a cold call. Go and find the installer yourself. Question any line item you don't understand and ask what it's actually for. If it's part of a builder's contract, ask for the insulation broken out separately and get an independent quote to compare. Knowing the honest market rate is your best protection against a padded bill.
How we prove the opposite
We don’t door-knock and we don’t cold-call. You come to us. Because we make the cellulose ourselves there’s no middleman markup, and you get a clean, itemised quote with no invented extras. Watch Peter walk through the common tricks in the scam-awareness video below, then ask us anything straight.
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Remember the pink-batts lesson. It’s on the public record.
The trap
The 2009–10 Home Insulation Program flooded the trade with inexperienced, rushed operators. The aftermath was investigated by a Royal Commission: four young installer deaths, more than 90 house fires, widespread fraud, and cases where homes were charged for insulation that was never actually installed. It taught a whole generation to distrust insulation installers.
Why it happens
When a scheme throws easy money at a trade overnight, it draws in cowboys: avaricious operators hiring untrained day-labour and rushing them into hot, live roofs. The damage wasn't the insulation itself. It was who was installing it, how fast, and with what training. That's exactly the gap between a real, established installer and a fly-by-night chasing a quick dollar.
How to protect yourself
Judge an installer on experience, training and proof, not on the lowest price. Ask how long they've been doing this, who trains their people, and whether they can show you the finished work. The cowboys the scheme created are precisely who you want the opposite of: a long-running business, trained installers, and photographic proof the insulation is actually there and to the right depth.
How we prove the opposite
I ran an established insulation business before, during and after that boom and bust, so I watched the cowboys come and go. We’re the opposite of what the scheme created: a long-running Queensland family manufacturer whose franchise owner-operators are trained to one standard, with photo proof on every job. You can read the public-record story of the scheme on the Royal Commission into the Home Insulation Program and in SBS’s coverage of its findings, then read our story.
Watch it explained
Every scam you should know about home insulation contractors.
I sat down and recorded the tricks I’ve watched homeowners fall for over 40 years: the stretched batts, the fake line items, the “sign tonight” pressure, the deposit that vanishes. To be clear, this is me explaining the scams so you can avoid them. It’s not a scam itself. Ten minutes here could save you a roof full of trouble and a few thousand dollars.
If you’d rather read it, everything in the video is covered in the seven traps above. If you’d rather just talk to a person, get in touch and ask me straight.
What a good mob looks like
A mob worth hiring answers every trap with something you can check.
Anyone can make a promise. The difference is whether they can hand you a verifiable artefact for each fear above, not a slogan.
An owner-operator, not a cheap subbie
Your job is done by a Comfort Zone franchise partner running their own family business to our systems and standards, building their own reputation in your area, not a labourer who moves on to the next job.
Years of bad installs I've walked into and put right: wrecked by sparkies, half-finished batt jobs, the lot. Press play and the “jobs wrecked by bad tradesman” playlist runs right here.
Read the transcript
Okay, so this is inside the typical little hot roof. You can see they tried to put batts in here, but it's quite narrow in the corners, so they didn't quite get them over there. And then the electricians have come in and put in fans and that, and tossed batts around everywhere. That's just the white batt I'm about to put over the manhole. But this is typical of what electricians do: they'll put in those downlights, and look at the huge big space they left — they only need five centimetres around the downlight, and they've pulled those batts out and just chucked them around, and they've actually wrecked the insulation for the customer. These are just more of the downlights here; the electricians put in a downlight and chucked the batts around. That's the polyester batt I've just put in to do the manhole itself, but over there the batts are just tossed all over the place. Whoever was in here to do the job didn't do it well, and then the electricians came and wrecked the rest of it. So that's that gaps thing again. We're just going to tidy up these batts, put the shrouds around the downlights, and then pump the whole job with cellulose fibre insulation so there's no gaps.
The clips play right here on the page, or open the playlist to watch them all on YouTube and subscribe.
Some of these were filmed a while back. Our methods, safety standards and products have moved on since. For how we work today, see the rest of this page.
Straight answers
The questions homeowners ask me before they book.
How do I find a reputable insulation installer in Queensland?+
Ask the questions a dodgy mob can't answer well. Who actually turns up to do your roof, someone running their own business and reputation in your area, or a cheap per-square-metre subbie? Will you get a fixed, itemised written quote, not a 'sign today' price? Do they want a big deposit before they start? Can they show you before-and-after photos of finished roofs? A reputable installer answers all four straight, photographs your job, and lets you pay on completion once you've seen it done.
Should I pay a big insulation deposit upfront for materials?+
Be careful of anyone who wants a large deposit 'to buy materials' and then goes quiet. Deposit-then-disappear is one of the oldest tricks in this trade. We make our own cellulose at our Tiaro factory, so the product's already ours. You get a fixed written quote and pay on satisfactory completion, after you've seen the finished, photographed job. If a salesman pressures you for hundreds of dollars before a single bag goes in the roof, slow right down and ask why.
What R-value do I actually need for a Brisbane roof?+
Brisbane sits in the National Construction Code's Climate Zone 2, where the minimum added ceiling insulation is about R2.5. We typically install to around R3.0 (comfortably at or above the minimum) rather than overselling a higher number you don't need for this climate. If a salesman is pushing R6 plus a whirlybird on top, that's an upsell, not advice. Once your ceiling is properly insulated to the right R-value, the gaps and the install quality matter far more than chasing a bigger number on the bag.
Are whirlybirds and roof vents worth it if my ceiling is insulated?+
Usually not, and they're a classic add-on upsell. The NCC only requires roof-space ventilation in the cold southern climate zones (6 to 8), not here in South-East Queensland's Zone 2. Once your ceiling is properly insulated to the right R-value, vents on top gain you little, and a good installer won't put them on your quote 'with a side of fries'. If someone is pushing whirlybirds on an already-insulated roof, ask them to show you, in plain numbers, what you'd actually get for the money.
How do I know the insulation was actually installed properly?+
You can't climb into your own roof and check the tight corners and eaves, which is exactly why the pink-batts era went so wrong, with cases of no insulation actually installed. The answer is photographic proof. Every job is photographed and the photos are checked before you're invoiced (that's our system, the same on every job, run by franchise owner-operators who care about their own reputation) so you can see the finished coverage edge to edge, including the spots you could never get to. If an installer can't show you before-and-after photos of finished jobs, that tells you something.
Thanks for reading this far. Now you know the questions to ask, ask them of whoever you call, and ask them of us. You’ll get a Comfort Zone franchise owner-operator who works to our system, a fixed written quote, no big deposit, and photos of the finished job. Whatever you decide, I’ll give you a straight quote and a straight answer.
Know the trade and want to do it properly yourself? We make our cellulose in Tiaro and we’re looking for installers to join the family, ask about a Comfort Zone franchise territory.
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What our customers say
Genuine Google & hipages reviews from Comfort Zone customers across SE Queensland.
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Angela M.
SE Queensland
“The fact that I can't even tell it's 6 degrees outside when I wake up in the morning speaks for itself. Have wasted so much money attempting to heat and cool an uninsulated home. Worth every $.”
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P Peter
Alstonvale, 2024
hipages
“Connected with Comfort Zone Insulation and would recommend them”
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Jessa B.
Brisbane
“It dropped about 4 degrees straight away, and we added another 3 with the second job. I appreciate Peter's honesty, and the team showed pictures before and after.”
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Nola M
Birtinya, 2024
hipages
“They were courteous and competent.”
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Iain V-B.
Brisbane
“Quick and polite service. Great follow-up advice and photos sent for our records. Above and beyond what we expected. Would highly recommend.”
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Jennifer's E
Upper Caboolture, 2024
hipages
“Excellent customer service. Highly recommended. Has a profound knowledge of insulation products and has the best interest of his customer.”
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Gerry S
Fitzgibbon, 2023
“I used Comfort Zone and they have a done an excellent job.”
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Jennifer
Upper Caboolture, 2024
hipages
“Excellent customer service. Highly recommend. Has a profound knowledge of insulation products and has the customer best interest.”
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Jung K
Riverhills, 2023
“An experienced family operation. Highly recommend. Thank you for the great job!”
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Diane A
Ormeau, 2024
hipages
“Peter and crew did a great job I would definitely recommend them”
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David H
Sunshine Coast, 2021
“Completed the job as quoted and to a high standard. Great personal service. Would highly recommend Comfort Zone for ceiling installation work.”
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Timea
Highland Park, 2023
hipages
“I was extremely satisfied with the service they provided. They gave a very thourough explanation of the materials used, the way the work will be carried out and the price I had to pay was the exact amount quoted, no hidden costs included. They arrived on time, well prepared and workwas carried out exactly how they said it would be, they were super efficient, well prepared and were kind enough to even clean up after themselves. The services they provided was second to none! I don't hesitate to recommend them for any insulation job!”
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Benjamin H
Carseldine, 2019
“Very good explanation about their works. Advice of existing problems with the roof. Clean work. Very professional.”
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Mark
Pottsville, 2017
hipages
“Michelle, we are done - Peter from comfort zone insulation was very helpful. very honest with his recommendations - in fact he told me that the product my daughter had if installed correctly was superb. Thanks Peter you are a champion and i would recommend you to any person that was wanting professional advice and old school service.”
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Ian G
Burnside, 2019
“Good information, communication and professionalism.”
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Jessica
Pottsville, 2016
hipages
“This business offers a fantastic product that other businesses did not. Pump in ceiling insulation. Knowledge of the industry second to none.”
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Danny D
Boondall, 2018
“He explained everything he was going to do and the different types of insulation they used. He talked through the different options but made a recommendation for the one most people use, which is the one I chose. He was very understanding towards what I needed and not about himself.”
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Jack
Pottsville, 2023
hipages
“Excellent communication and informative. Professional.”
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Graham R
Riverhills, 2018
“Comfort Zone. Turned up ahead of time, completed in about 2 hours, cleaned up. All good. Very motivated installation team.”
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Tony P
Redland Bay, 2023
hipages
“Very knowledgeable about insulation”
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Alex B
West Ipswich, 2018
“Fast, friendly, efficient.”
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Steve
Redland Bay, 2017
hipages
“Excellent job and reasonable price.”
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Luke D
Mcdowall, 2017
“Peter did a good job. It was a quick and clean service. I'm happy to recommend!”
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Bruce H
Kuluin, 2023
hipages
“Prompt and efficient quoting.”
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Brendon
Brays Creek, 2016
“Peter supplied and installed roof insulation for me. He was very informative and provided good advice.”
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Gerry S
Fitzgibbon, 2023
hipages
“I used Comfort Zone and they have a done an excellent job.”
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Trevor G
Brookside Centre, 2016
“Excellent tradesmen from Comfort Zone Insulation. They were punctual and cleaned up after. Highly recommended.”
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Tamara
Underwood, 2023
hipages
“Peter is honest, hard-working and came on time. Knew excally what he was talking about and answered my questions. Would 100% recommend”
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John G
Beaudesert, 2019
“Peter is an honest person who provided me with the information I wanted then performed a good job with great results for the benefit of myself and my family.”
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Sterling G
Ashgrove, 2023
hipages
“Comfort Zone were very knowledge with great communication and follow up”
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Graham R
Riverhills, 2018
hipages
“Comfort Zone. Turned up ahead of time completed in +- 2 hours cleaned. All good. Very motivated installation team”
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Jung K
Riverhills, 2023
hipages
“An experienced family operation. Highly recommend. Thank you for the great job!”
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Kathy A
North Lakes, 2023
hipages
“We connected with Peter through HiPages and he was prompt, professional and even came back after the job was complete to assist with a question we had. We would highly recommend Peter for further insulation works.”
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David H
Sunshine Coast, 2021
hipages
“Completed the job as quoted and to a high standard. Great personal service. Would highly recommend Comfort Zone for ceiling installationn work.”
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Sue H
Sunshine Coast, 2021
hipages
“Incredible customer service”
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Eileen C
Cedar Vale, 2021
hipages
“Quality work, good customer service, prompt”
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Craig M
Woody Point, 2021
hipages
“Called within 5 minutes of request. Very knowledgeable and explained job in great detail, provide great advice in prior preparation for works required. Very friendly and helpful.”
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Jenny C
Plainland, 2021
hipages
“Although I did not hire Peter I was impressed with the initial contact and the knowledge he was willing to impart. I was treated with respect which I appreciated. I would have hired but I received a lower quote.”
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Quinton
Coomera, 2020
hipages
“Professional installation without any short cuts. True to their word with high integrity. Response from Comfort Zone Insulation”
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Gary P
West Kempsey, 2020
hipages
“Came & Gave a free quote”
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Angela M.
SE Queensland
“The fact that I can't even tell it's 6 degrees outside when I wake up in the morning speaks for itself. Have wasted so much money attempting to heat and cool an uninsulated home. Worth every $.”
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P Peter
Alstonvale, 2024
hipages
“Connected with Comfort Zone Insulation and would recommend them”
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Jessa B.
Brisbane
“It dropped about 4 degrees straight away, and we added another 3 with the second job. I appreciate Peter's honesty, and the team showed pictures before and after.”
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Nola M
Birtinya, 2024
hipages
“They were courteous and competent.”
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Iain V-B.
Brisbane
“Quick and polite service. Great follow-up advice and photos sent for our records. Above and beyond what we expected. Would highly recommend.”
J
Jennifer's E
Upper Caboolture, 2024
hipages
“Excellent customer service. Highly recommended. Has a profound knowledge of insulation products and has the best interest of his customer.”
G
Gerry S
Fitzgibbon, 2023
“I used Comfort Zone and they have a done an excellent job.”
J
Jennifer
Upper Caboolture, 2024
hipages
“Excellent customer service. Highly recommend. Has a profound knowledge of insulation products and has the customer best interest.”
J
Jung K
Riverhills, 2023
“An experienced family operation. Highly recommend. Thank you for the great job!”
D
Diane A
Ormeau, 2024
hipages
“Peter and crew did a great job I would definitely recommend them”
D
David H
Sunshine Coast, 2021
“Completed the job as quoted and to a high standard. Great personal service. Would highly recommend Comfort Zone for ceiling installation work.”
T
Timea
Highland Park, 2023
hipages
“I was extremely satisfied with the service they provided. They gave a very thourough explanation of the materials used, the way the work will be carried out and the price I had to pay was the exact amount quoted, no hidden costs included. They arrived on time, well prepared and workwas carried out exactly how they said it would be, they were super efficient, well prepared and were kind enough to even clean up after themselves. The services they provided was second to none! I don't hesitate to recommend them for any insulation job!”
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Benjamin H
Carseldine, 2019
“Very good explanation about their works. Advice of existing problems with the roof. Clean work. Very professional.”
M
Mark
Pottsville, 2017
hipages
“Michelle, we are done - Peter from comfort zone insulation was very helpful. very honest with his recommendations - in fact he told me that the product my daughter had if installed correctly was superb. Thanks Peter you are a champion and i would recommend you to any person that was wanting professional advice and old school service.”
I
Ian G
Burnside, 2019
“Good information, communication and professionalism.”
J
Jessica
Pottsville, 2016
hipages
“This business offers a fantastic product that other businesses did not. Pump in ceiling insulation. Knowledge of the industry second to none.”
D
Danny D
Boondall, 2018
“He explained everything he was going to do and the different types of insulation they used. He talked through the different options but made a recommendation for the one most people use, which is the one I chose. He was very understanding towards what I needed and not about himself.”
J
Jack
Pottsville, 2023
hipages
“Excellent communication and informative. Professional.”
G
Graham R
Riverhills, 2018
“Comfort Zone. Turned up ahead of time, completed in about 2 hours, cleaned up. All good. Very motivated installation team.”
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Tony P
Redland Bay, 2023
hipages
“Very knowledgeable about insulation”
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Alex B
West Ipswich, 2018
“Fast, friendly, efficient.”
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Steve
Redland Bay, 2017
hipages
“Excellent job and reasonable price.”
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Luke D
Mcdowall, 2017
“Peter did a good job. It was a quick and clean service. I'm happy to recommend!”
B
Bruce H
Kuluin, 2023
hipages
“Prompt and efficient quoting.”
B
Brendon
Brays Creek, 2016
“Peter supplied and installed roof insulation for me. He was very informative and provided good advice.”
G
Gerry S
Fitzgibbon, 2023
hipages
“I used Comfort Zone and they have a done an excellent job.”
T
Trevor G
Brookside Centre, 2016
“Excellent tradesmen from Comfort Zone Insulation. They were punctual and cleaned up after. Highly recommended.”
T
Tamara
Underwood, 2023
hipages
“Peter is honest, hard-working and came on time. Knew excally what he was talking about and answered my questions. Would 100% recommend”
J
John G
Beaudesert, 2019
“Peter is an honest person who provided me with the information I wanted then performed a good job with great results for the benefit of myself and my family.”
S
Sterling G
Ashgrove, 2023
hipages
“Comfort Zone were very knowledge with great communication and follow up”
G
Graham R
Riverhills, 2018
hipages
“Comfort Zone. Turned up ahead of time completed in +- 2 hours cleaned. All good. Very motivated installation team”
J
Jung K
Riverhills, 2023
hipages
“An experienced family operation. Highly recommend. Thank you for the great job!”
K
Kathy A
North Lakes, 2023
hipages
“We connected with Peter through HiPages and he was prompt, professional and even came back after the job was complete to assist with a question we had. We would highly recommend Peter for further insulation works.”
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David H
Sunshine Coast, 2021
hipages
“Completed the job as quoted and to a high standard. Great personal service. Would highly recommend Comfort Zone for ceiling installationn work.”
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Sue H
Sunshine Coast, 2021
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“Incredible customer service”
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Eileen C
Cedar Vale, 2021
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“Quality work, good customer service, prompt”
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Craig M
Woody Point, 2021
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“Called within 5 minutes of request. Very knowledgeable and explained job in great detail, provide great advice in prior preparation for works required. Very friendly and helpful.”
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Jenny C
Plainland, 2021
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“Although I did not hire Peter I was impressed with the initial contact and the knowledge he was willing to impart. I was treated with respect which I appreciated. I would have hired but I received a lower quote.”
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Quinton
Coomera, 2020
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“Professional installation without any short cuts. True to their word with high integrity. Response from Comfort Zone Insulation”
