Insulation Contractor Services
Insulation, and the finish work over it. One crew for both, which is the part most contractors cannot offer.
Spray Foam
Closed-Cell vs Open-Cell
Which one belongs where, what each costs you, and why most jobs use both.
How the Job Goes
What actually happens on spray day, when it happens relative to your other trades, and how long it takes.
The Building Envelope
Why sealing the whole shell matters more than the number on any one bag of insulation.
What It Costs
Our rate, what a board foot actually is, and how to work out a ballpark for your own job.
Where It Goes
Attics & Cathedral Ceilings
The biggest single win in most older Maine houses.
Crawl Spaces
Cold floors, damp, and frozen pipes usually trace back here.
Ice Dam Prevention
A heat problem, not a gutter problem. Fix the ceiling and the dam stops forming.
Injection Foam, Dense Pack & Blown-In Cellulose
Spray foam has to go into an open cavity - it expands hard enough that filling a finished wall with it can bow your drywall. For a house that is already closed up we use injection foam or dense pack instead, which go in through small holes we patch afterwards. Different product, same goal.
Drywall, Taping & Skim Coat
We hang, tape and skim coat. Same crew that sprayed the foam, so there is no handoff and no waiting three weeks for a drywall contractor to have an opening. More on the finish work.
Western Maine and Across the New Hampshire Line
Denmark sits about ten minutes from the New Hampshire border, so we have always worked both sides of it.
New Hampshire
We work across Oxford County, Cumberland County, York County and Carroll County. Not on the list? Call us anyway. We travel for the right job.
Get a Real Number for Your Job
(207) 452-2930Call and talk to us. If you would rather write it down, use the form and we will call you back. Mon-Fri 7am-5pm.