Augusta, Hallowell, Gardiner and the capital area.
Spray foam and cellulose insulation for Augusta-area attics, basements and new builds. Warmer rooms, fewer ice dams, lower oil bills, with Efficiency Maine rebates on qualifying work.
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Efficiency Maine offers rebates on qualifying insulation and air sealing work, with the biggest rebates for low- and moderate-income households. We'll tell you which tier you likely fall into at your free assessment. Rebate amounts and eligibility are set by Efficiency Maine and can change. We'll confirm what applies to your home.
Around Augusta, we insulate older homes in town and in Hallowell and Gardiner, farmhouses and capes out in Sidney, Vassalboro and Chelsea, and new builds and garages across Kennebec County.
In Augusta, Hallowell and Gardiner, a lot of homes are 80 to 150 years old: big attics, balloon framing, fieldstone or brick foundations and almost no air sealing. They're solid houses, but they leak heat at the top and pull cold in at the bottom.
Out in Sidney, Vassalboro, Chelsea, Windsor and Manchester, it's farmhouses and capes with damp dirt-floor basements, plus newer homes, additions and garages.
We look at the whole house at the free assessment and tell you which areas will make the biggest difference, so you're not paying to insulate spots that won't pay you back.
Stop heat from pouring out through the attic: fewer ice dams, warmer upstairs rooms and a furnace that isn't running all night.
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Closed-cell foam on basement walls and rim joists: warmer floors, no more drafts at the sill, and a basement that stops pulling cold into the house.
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Seal a damp dirt-floor basement or crawl space with a heavy vapor barrier and foam-sealed walls. Drier air, no musty smell, warmer floors.
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Spray foam in open walls for new construction, additions and remodels, and dense-pack cellulose for older homes with closed walls.
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Blown-in cellulose for attics and dense-pack cellulose for closed walls: a cost-effective way to add a lot of R-value to an older Maine home.
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Closed-cell foam for garages, workshops, barns and metal buildings. Stops the roof from dripping and makes the space heatable in January.
Learn more →Ice dams form when heat leaking into the attic warms the roof and melts the snow, which then refreezes at the cold eaves. The water backs up under the shingles and into ceilings and walls. Raking the roof treats the symptom; sealing and insulating the attic treats the cause.
The same leaks that cause ice dams are why your heating system runs so much. Warm air escaping through the attic pulls cold air in through the basement and around windows. Sealing both ends of the house stops that cycle.
Older homes in the capital area also tend to have damp basements. Encapsulating a dirt floor and foaming the foundation walls dries the space out and makes the floors above noticeably warmer.
From Sand Hill to Randolph — we serve all of Augusta and the surrounding area:
Insulating an existing attic or basement usually doesn't need a permit, but new construction and additions in Augusta are inspected, and foam in basements and attics may need an ignition or thermal barrier depending on use. We check what applies to your house before we start.
Insulation and air sealing can qualify for Efficiency Maine rebates. We'll show you what you likely qualify for at the quote.
Insulation slows heat, but drafts walk right through it. We seal the leaks at the attic floor, rim joists and foundation first, then insulate.
Closed-cell foam for basements and rim joists, cellulose where it's the better value, open walls sprayed while they're open. Not one product for everything.
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