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Spray Foam Insulating Sail Boats In Midcoast Maine

August 20, 2015 – 11:54 AM

This customer was building a boat that was going to be used in both cold weather and warm weather sailing. They were concerned both with staying warm in the winter weather and cool in the summer months. Also, they were concerned about condensation. We applied water blown closed cell spray foam to the interior. This helped with all three concerns. We left the bilge areas out because of standing water but everything else was insulated. This is a great option for someone who is retrofitting a boat or building a new boat. We can travel to any boat yard in the state of Maine/NH area. We can spray sailboats, fishing vessels, house boats, and recreational water craft.

Steel Hull Boat being built in Albion Maine. Will be doing both warm and cold weather sailing.

Maine Insulation Boat — Locking Aft underneath the cockpit

Sailboat Insulation Maine — Looking forward

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Spraying Foam Insulation in a Boothbay, Maine

May 27, 2015 – 11:03 AM

This a very common job for us. People like to build garages with an apartment above. Using our foam is a great way to provide a good thermal envelope around the whole building. Most importantly, it creates a barrier between the apartment above and the garage below. It keeps the cold out of the apartment when the garage door is opened. It dampens the sound from door openers and cars starting. It helps creates an air barrier that will not allow fumes to penetrate into the living space above. Foam is a very good product this application when installed properly. This job was done in the Boothbay region of Maine.

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Installing Spray Foam In Rockland Maine

April 14, 2015 – 10:43 AM

Spraying Foam Near Rockland, Maine — Cold!

Installing Spray Foam near Rockland, Maine. This job was done in February when it was at least 10 below outside. You can see the sea smoke coming off the water. This is us waiting in line to take the ferry to Islesboro. It was an extremely cold weather application. We used Open Cell on this job. Our application temp for that product is very low so we were able to spray. We would not have been able to do this job if we had to use our closed cell product products. By the time we finished, the carpenters were heating the house with a small wood stove burning scrap wood.

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Spray Foam Insulation In Ellsworth, Maine

April 14, 2015 – 10:25 AM

Here is a job we did down near the Ellsworth area. This person had a very efficiently build house on a lake. The lake was extremely windy. Adding the air barrier material was essential in creating a comfortable living and heating environment. We used Icynene Classic Plus. We catherdralized the roof deck so they could use the whole interior as living space. We also sprayed the daylight basement.

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Installing Spray Foam Insulation in Bangor Maine

April 14, 2015 – 10:03 AM

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Historical Building In Bangor Maine — Spray Foam Insulation to the roof deck

Here is a job we did near Bangor Maine. This was one of the oldest historical commercial buildings in the state. Needless to say there was no insulation what so ever. This was a huge improvement on their energy consumption. We used the new Icynene Classic Plus. This our favorite product so far. It has a higher R-value but still has the aggressive expansion of the open cell.

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Installing Spray Foam Insulation in Portland Maine| Quantum Insulators

August 20, 2012 – 6:51 PM

Here are just a couple pictures of a recent job that we did in Portland, Maine. You can see how well the foam fills this fairly complex framing structure. This customer decided to use insulated panels on the wall and spray the roof deck with Icynene. Please let us know if you have any special applications for foam that you would like us to discuss. We have a large amount of pictures and there is a good chance that if it can be done then we have done it. We are happy to answer any questions you have through this blog or by phone call.

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Quantum Insulators-Installing Icynene Spray Foam Insulation in Bangor, Maine

August 15, 2012 – 4:39 PM

Here are a few pictures from a recent job we completed in Bangor. This just a basic before and after shot of the buildings roof deck.

Foam Insulation Northern Maine — Before foam was installed

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Spraying Foam Insulation in Augusta, Maine

July 31, 2012 – 5:48 PM

Here are a few pictures of a job that we recently finished in Augusta, Maine. Take note on how well the foam fills the complex framing.

Once again this picture is just a good demonstration of well the foam adheres and conforms to the framing.

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Spraying Foam Insulation In Mount Desert, Maine

July 6, 2012 – 2:45 PM

This picture shows a hybrid system with Icynene open cell in the walls and Sips panels in the Roof. This is a great system if you are building post and beam houses or you really want to preserve the existing roof in an old building like these.

Spraying Foam with Sips Pannel Maine — Using Sips panels makes it easier to leave beams exposed while still insulating the home.

These pictures show the steep incline of the road down to the camp. These pictures just don’t do the hill justice. We actually had to be pushed out by an excavator!

These Pictures show the two cottages that were sprayed.

Spray Foam Insulation in Mount Desert Maine — This is an interior shot of the first cottage. Once again it shows how you can use a hybrid system with Sips panels and Spray Foam Insulation.

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Closed Cell and Open Cell Hybrid in Belfast, Maine

June 19, 2012 – 5:50 PM

On this job we decided to do a hybrid system. We sprayed our open cell foam to the attic floor. Then we sprayed the walls with closed cell. We did this because this is a metal building. The closed cell offers the rigidity and low vapor permeable material needed for metal buildings. However we were able to spray open cell to the attic floor which provided our customer with decent savings on the project because our open cell is less expensive.