A judge has ordered the temporary closure of a Greensboro-based insulation company after nearly 20 complaints from its customers and intervention by North Carolina’s top prosecutor.
Attorney General Roy Cooper said in a news release to local media outlets that Carolina Energy Green Solutions allegedly promised customers 25 percent savings in energy bills once the company installed its insulation products. Cooper says customers paid thousands of dollars for the installations but never saw promised results.
Cooper’s office filed a complaint last week. Wake County Superior Court Judge Lucy Inman has signed a restraining order temporarily banning the company from doing any home insulation work in the state, and Cooper says he is pursuing a permanent ban.
The company’s phone listing has been disconnected.
Carolina Energy Green Solutions ordered to close after complaints
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