Eagle Cleaning Service operates in Santa Barbara with a thin but positive track record—two five-star Google reviews and an overall 4.5 rating. Despite the name, they're listed for HVAC work, which made me look twice. The single detailed review from 2020 mentions blow-in insulation installation, and the customer reported a noticeable temperature drop afterward, which tracks with proper attic work in our climate. Photo titles reference a furnace and thermostat, suggesting they handle mechanical systems beyond just cleaning.
Here's my hesitation: the evidence is sparse. Two reviews over several years doesn't give me much pattern to assess, and there's no website to verify licensing, insurance, or the full scope of their HVAC capabilities. In my 27 years, I've seen plenty of small outfits do solid work without a big online footprint, but I've also seen companies drift between trades without the depth homeowners need when a heat pump fails or ductwork needs redesign.
If you're considering Eagle Cleaning Service, ask directly about their contractor license number, HVAC certifications, and whether they pull permits for mechanical work. The insulation job sounds competent, but verify they're equipped for whatever your system requires before you commit.