Spray Foam Insulation in Oxford County, ME

Everything we own is parked in Oxford County. The rig, the trailer, the shop and the crew all start here every morning, and most of them live here too. That is worth saying plainly because the insulation business has a lot of companies who will come up from the coast for a big enough job and then be very hard to reach when a question comes up in March. We are not driving home at the end of the week. We are already home, and the people whose houses we have sprayed are people we see. We work the southern end of the county rather than all of it. Oxford County is enormous and it reaches a long way north into country we do not serve; what we cover is Denmark and the towns around it.

What Oxford County is built like

This end of the county is lake country with hills behind it, and the building stock reflects a long history of people arriving for the summer and then deciding to stay. Farmhouses with attached ells and barns, capes and colonials along the older roads, camps of every vintage around the ponds, and a steady supply of buildings that started as one thing and are now expected to be another. Ledge is common, which is why so many houses here sit over a crawl space rather than a full basement, and the river valleys hold damp in a way the hillsides do not.

Working in Oxford County

Being based here changes what we can take on. A small job in a neighboring town is still worth our time, because there is no long drive to price into it, and if something needs a second look afterwards that is not a special trip either. It also means we know which roads are maintained through the winter and which are not, which sounds trivial until somebody schedules a February job at the end of one that is not. If you are anywhere in this part of the county, call and ask. The answer is usually yes.

What a job costs depends on the space and the depth it needs. Here is how we price it, with the arithmetic shown rather than a number quoted down the phone.