Before & After Photos

We recently helped homeowners in Center Barnstead, NH who had old fiberglass insulation falling from the ceiling. They wanted to learn their options to keep the basement insulated and comfortable, without facing the same problems again. We installed Spray Foam insulation along the rim joists around the perimeter of the basement. Spray Foam expands as it is applied, filling every gap and crack to create an air tight seal. It immediately improves the energy efficiency of the home. Spray Foam is also water and mold resistant, so it is a great option for below grade spaces.

Homeowners in Lebanon, Maine had a seasonal property that they were converting to a year round residence. The open crawl space under the home kept the home chilly and drafty. We installed Spray Foam insulation underneath the floor joists, providing immediate energy improvements for the home. The owners were so happy with how much it added warmth to the home, they had us back a second time to give an estimate on attic insulation.

Homeowners in Springvale, Maine wanted to update and install insulation in their attic, so they contacted TC Hafford Basement Systems for a free estimate. We installed TruSoft cellulose insulation, which is blown in and easily fills all gaps, nooks and crannies. TruSoft cellulose is made of recycled materials, and is treated to be fire, mold and insect resistant, keeping your attic protected for the long term.

We helped the town office in Hanover, Maine to improve the comfort of the offices by installing Spray Foam insulation. Foreman Gabe applied Spray Foam to the basement walls as well as along the rim joists, sealing cold air out. Spray Foam is a great option for basement insulation because it is mold and water resistant in addition to the energy efficiency improvements. 

A Rye, NH crawl space had old fiberglass insulation that was damp and falling down. We installed Spray Foam insulation on the rim joists, which gives an air tight seal, stops water from coming in, and is also mold resistant. It can better fill all the gaps and nooks and crannies than fiberglass, and will not sag away over time.