Spray Foam Insulation in Conway, NH
Most of Conway is people who live here all year, and their insulation question is usually about the fuel bill.
The town of Conway is a good deal bigger than the village that shares part of its name, and most of it is ordinary year-round housing occupied by people who work in the Valley. That makes the brief plainer than it is up the road. Nobody is asking us about a cathedral ceiling with glass to the ridge. They are asking why the back bedroom is ten degrees colder than the rest of the house, and whether anything can be done about what they are spending to heat it.
The houses we meet in Conway
Ranches, capes and split levels from the middle of the last century make up a lot of it, along with older village houses and a fair number of manufactured and modular homes. That last group is worth calling out because it is often written off. A manufactured home with a skirted, unsealed underside loses an enormous amount through the floor, and it is frequently the cheapest square footage of foam anybody on this list can buy in terms of what it gives back. Newer builds exist too, scattered rather than in subdivisions.
Getting to Conway. We come over on Route 302 through Fryeburg, the same road we take to most of our New Hampshire work, so Conway is close for us. Being local means we can look at a single problem room without needing to make the visit worth a long drive, which is not true of everyone quoting up here.
Working in Conway
Where money is the deciding factor, we would rather tell you which one thing to do than sell you all of it. On most year-round houses of this age the ranking is straightforward: seal and insulate the lid first, deal with the floor or the crawl space second, and only then think about the walls, which are the most disruptive and usually the least of the three. If your budget covers one of those, it should be the first one, and we will say so on the visit.
What a job costs depends on the space and the depth it needs, and we would rather show you the arithmetic than quote a number down the phone. Here is how we price it.
The Jobs That Come Up Most in Conway
Attic Insulation
The biggest single comfort win in most older houses up here, and usually where the heat you are paying for is escaping.
Ice Dam Prevention
Ice dams are a heat problem, not a gutter problem. Seal the ceiling and the roof stays cold enough that the dam has nothing to form from.
Crawl Spaces & Basements
Cold floors over an unheated crawl space, and the damp that comes with them. Closed-cell underneath fixes both at once.
Where Conway sits on our map
Conway is in Carroll County, and we are out this way regularly. We also work in North Conway, Madison and Fryeburg. Not on the list? Call anyway - we travel for the right job.
Conway Questions We Get Asked
If we can only afford one thing on our Conway house, what should it be?
The lid, almost always. On most year-round Conway houses the ranking is seal and insulate the ceiling first, deal with the floor or crawl space second, and only then think about walls, which are the most disruptive and usually the least of the three.
Do you insulate manufactured homes in Conway?
Yes, and they are often the best value on the list. A manufactured Conway home with a skirted, unsealed underside loses a great deal through the floor, and it is frequently the cheapest square footage of foam anybody can buy in terms of what it gives back.
Will you come out to Conway for one cold room?
Happily. We come over on Route 302 through Fryeburg most weeks anyway, so a single Conway problem room does not have to be worth a long drive before we will look at it. That is not true of everyone quoting up here.
Get a Real Number for Your Conway 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.