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Recent reviews

Paul Tregear

Paul Tregear

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

We installed the underfloor spray foam insulation (SFI) in 2021. The product itself seemed good (though the heating benefits quite marginal for our house) and the installation process seemed to be professionally executed. The problems have emerged entirely unexpectedly 5 years later as we are trying to sell our house. It turns out that mortgage lenders in general are not willing to lend to buyers of houses with any SFI, even if it is underfloor rather than in the roof. The reason is that valuation surveyors cannot assess whether the SFI is masking any damp issues etc. Even though such issues tend to be relatively easy and inexpensive to address, the lender’s surveyor will say ‘unable to assess’ and the lender will reject the application as a matter of course. Several lenders have gone as far as a blanket ban for any house with any SFI whatsoever (including our buyer’s original lender whose mortgage they wanted to port) and even those that do not have a blanket ban will initially reject any mortgage applications where the house has SFI. Qbot has told us that in some cases lenders can subsequently be persuaded to reverse this initial decision by the provision of additional information (eg post installation Qbot meter readings or persuading the lender to carry out an additional specialist independent survey). Our buyers have spent several weeks trying this to no avail. The processes have been opaque, long-winded, torturous and frankly nobody involved (lenders, brokers, estate agents) seems to have a clue of how to deal with SFI. As a seller you have little ability to communicate with the lenders, the buyers or their mortgage broker directly which makes it very difficult to understand or influence what is going on. There may be some situations where with a bit of luck the buyers use a particularly skilled broker to find a willing lender but our experience suggests it is far from easy. Even if they had been able to find a willing lender, our buyers decided they wanted to remove the insulation post-completion anyway as it was clearly going to have an impact on the future saleability of the house. We have time pressure on us to complete the move (we are moving to a different city and need the sale to fund our onwards purchase) so we have been forced to find expensive temporary accommodation. After several months of being strung along, we have now given up hope on the buyers being able to find a lender and have just removed the insulation. It is extremely expensive and difficult to remove and Qbot does not help with this (it is a painstaking process where a person has to get under the floorboards and chip away at it with hand tools). On top of that the process of removing the insulation has uncovered fairly large gaps with missing insulation under some of the floorboards (which would result in cold spots and potentially cause damp issues). All in all this has cost us a staggering sum of money (removing the insulation alone is several times the cost of installing it, we have been forced to spend an even greater amount on Airbnbs, and the buyers have also taken the opportunity to renegotiate the house price) but almost as bad has been the stress of having our onward purchase delayed indefinitely when trying to move to a new city with a young family and changing schools etc. Fortunately so far our chain has remained intact but if it falls apart we will be in serious trouble. Getting Qbot to install spray foam insulation has been the worst financial decision we have made, and by some margin. I feel sorry for all those who have already installed SFI and have yet to try to sell their house. If you are considering using Qbot then please reconsider - the risks are too great.

Lisa Resciniti

Lisa Resciniti

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

I’ve dealt with constipation issues basically my entire life, but things definitely got worse once I hit my late 40s (I’m 51 now). And when I tell you I have fallen for EVERY supplement that promised perfect poops... I mean EVERY. SINGLE. ONE.  Spoiler alert: none of them delivered! I found Danielle on Instagram a couple of years ago, but I didn’t jump on board right away. Instead, I tried a couple of other gut programs and worked with doctors, hoping something would finally fix the problem. Nothing did. I reached out to Danielle again in April and decided I was finally ready to jump in. Did I start this program feeling super confident that THIS was going to be the thing that worked? Nope! :joy: I think most of us who have struggled with gut issues for years can relate. We’ve tried EVERYTHING. And even when something does work, it seems to work for a little while... and then suddenly we’re right back at square one. But this program was different. It wasn’t an overnight fix, and it definitely wasn’t a straight line. There were good poop days, bad poop days, days when I thought I had finally figured everything out and days when I was like, “WHAT IS HAPPENING?!” But somewhere along the way, things really did start changing. One of the biggest things I’ve learned is that my body doesn’t need another “miracle” supplement. I needed to understand my gut better, support it, be consistent, and give it TIME. That last one was probably the hardest part for me and still is!   I’m leaving this program in such a different place than where I started. Are my bowels absolutely perfect every single day? No. But I’m having bowel movements regularly, I’ve had those glorious COMPLETE bowel movements that I honestly didn’t think my body knew how to have , and most importantly, I finally feel like I have tools I can use when things aren't perfect instead of panicking and thinking I’m back at square one.  And THAT is huge for someone who has struggled with this basically her entire life.  I’m also leaving with a much better understanding of my body, my food, fiber, hydration, digestion, supplements and all the little things that can affect how my gut is functioning. I’m so thankful to Danielle Engers, Nia Carrillo and Kelsey Leland who has answered questions, encouraged me, celebrated my poop victories LOL and reminded me to keep going when I was frustrated.  For Nia Carrillo specifically, I am grateful to her for always being helpful even when I was resistant to change but I did it anyway and glad that I did.  She helped me during every frustration and doubt I was feeling and I am thankful for that.