Insulation, air sealing, weatherization, drywall and plastering for year-round homes, seasonal properties and commercial buildings from Kittery to Freeport.
Southern Maine's buildings range from shingle-style cottages in Ogunquit and Kennebunkport to triple-deckers in Portland, ranches in Sanford and new construction in Scarborough, Gorham and Windham. Coastal weather, seasonal use and long winters all shape what an insulation project needs.
Smooth insulates, air seals and weatherizes, then finishes walls with drywall, blueboard or plaster when the work calls for it, giving owners, property managers and general contractors one accountable contractor for the whole scope.
Insulation, drywall and plastering coordinated under one contractor relationship, which means fewer trade handoffs and simpler scheduling for general contractors, developers and property owners.
Open-cell and closed-cell foam for attics, walls, rim joists and basements.
Air sealing plus blown or spray-applied insulation, with ventilation paths kept clear.
Ground vapor barriers, wall insulation and air sealing for crawl spaces.
Whole-house envelope upgrades planned around comfort and moisture.
Sealing the leaks behind drafts, ice dams and heat loss.
Rim joists and foundation walls, with assemblies chosen for below-grade moisture.
Cellulose and fiberglass for open attics and closed wall cavities.
Hang through Level 5 finish for renovations, additions and new construction.
Veneer and three-coat plaster, repair and historic restoration.
Energy-efficient windows installed with attention to flashing and air sealing.
Wind-driven rain and salt air hit coastal homes in York, Wells, Ogunquit and Cape Elizabeth hard. Air sealing and properly detailed insulation reduce drafts and help keep moisture out of wall and roof assemblies.
Summer homes and rentals that sit closed for part of the year need insulation and air-sealing plans that account for unheated periods, plumbing and crawl-space moisture.
Many older Maine homes sit over dirt or stone crawl spaces. Depending on the space, the right approach may be a ground vapor barrier, sealing and insulating the crawl-space walls, or insulating the floor above. We assess before recommending.
York and Cumberland Counties are in IECC climate zone 6. We plan insulation depth and air sealing for long heating seasons for residential and commercial buildings; local code officials set final requirements.
Every recommendation follows an on-site assessment. We don't assume a particular house has a moisture, ventilation or insulation problem until we've seen it.
Maine: We cover the region starting at the Massachusetts border up through Freeport, including all surrounding coastal and inland communities along the way.
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We cover the region starting at the Massachusetts border up through Freeport, including all surrounding coastal and inland communities along the way. That includes Kittery, Eliot, York, Wells, Kennebunk, Biddeford, Saco, Scarborough, South Portland, Portland, Westbrook, Gorham, Falmouth, Yarmouth and Freeport; the full list is on this page.
Yes. Seasonal and coastal properties are a large part of the Southern Maine market. We look at how and when the building is heated, its crawl space or basement, and its exposure to weather before recommending insulation and air sealing.
Yes. We work for property owners, managers and general contractors on commercial insulation, drywall and painting scopes. Tell us about the building and schedule and we'll confirm the fit.
Call 857-214-2434 or use the form on this page. We respond within 2 hours and schedule a no-cost site visit to review the scope before quoting.
Tell us about your project and we'll get back to you within 2 hours. Project scope reviewed on every quote.
Insulation, air sealing, drywall and plastering. Call for same-day scheduling or send us your project details.