Before & After Photos

Falmouth, ME homeowners wanted help from TC Hafford Basement Systems updating their attic insulation. System Design Specialist Josh H. met with the owners to assess their attic space and give a free estimate. We removed the old fiberglass insulation which was damp and failing. We installed TruSoft cellulose insulation. TruSoft is made out of recycled materials, and offers fire, mold, and pest resistance. 

When a customer in Falmouth, Maine, noticed water seeping into their crawl space, they called TC Hafford for an expert assessment. Our thorough inspection revealed moisture buildup that could lead to long-term damage. We quickly addressed the problem by installing a CleanSpace liner, which prevents water vapor from entering the space, and drainage matting to manage water flow beneath the liner. Dr. Energy Saver spray foam was applied to further insulate and seal the area, while IceGuard provided protection against potential freeze-related damage. The homeowner was relieved by the comprehensive solution and was very satisfied with the transformed crawl space, confident that their home was now safeguarded against future moisture problems.

Homeowners in Auburn, Maine had a crawl space that was damp and uncomfortable. They met with System Design Specialist Jordan to receive a free estimate on insulating and improving the space. We installed Spray Foam insulation on the walls and rim joists to improve the energy efficiency of the home. Spray Foam expands as it is applied, so it easily fills any gaps and cracks. Spray Foam insulation is also water and mold resistant, so it is a durable option for below grade spaces.

Homeowners in Yarmouth, Maine reached out to TC Hafford Basement Systems for help with insulating their basement. They wanted to improve their energy efficiency to have savings on their utility bills. We installed Foamax on the basement walls, a paneled insulation that not only helps keep the basement warm, but also acts as a vapor barrier. In the ceiling we used Rockwool insulation, a durable option that does not sag or get damp and moldy like traditional fiberglass insulation.

We updated the insulation in this Yarmouth, Maine attic. The owners wanted an improvement over their old fiberglass insulation. We installed blown in cellulose insulation, which is mold and insect resistant. Cellulose easily fills around rafters and attic cavities to better insulate the space. It's made of recycled materials, making it an environmentally friendly choice.