SPRAY FOAM INSULATION
We offer quality spray foam insulation, providing you with the optimal R-values you need for your home, barn, or business
BLOWN IN INSULATION
Cellulose Blown In Insulation provides a safe, fire resistant option for energy efficiency that is perfect for tight spaces
ROOFING FOAMS & COATINGS
Protect your investment with waterproof insulation and protection that also improves structural integrity
Additional Insulation Options
We offer all aspects of insulation, including batts and Rockwool. We pride ourselves on the One-Stop-Shop so we can service all our customers needs and budgets
Fiberglass and Cellulose Insulation
Blown-In insulation consists of small particles of fiber, foam, or other materials.
They form an insulation material that can conform to any space without disturbing structures or finishes. This ability to conform makes blown-in insulation well suited for retrofits and locations where it would be difficult to install other types of insulation.
Rockwool
One of the benefits of Rockwool insulation is the ability to withstand high heat, which can allow for a delay in the spread of a fire, allowing for additional escape time.
Made of a rock-based mineral fiber, it typically deters rodents from chewing through.
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Batt or Roll Insulation
One of the least expensive insulation options, Batt is commonly made of fiberglass and may have a paper backing.
When installed correctly, batt can be very energy efficient.
By offering a variety of insulation options, Energy MD can work with you to determine what is best for your situation.
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SPRAY FOAM INSULATION
Spray Foam Insulation is quickly becoming the preferred solution for new construction and retrofit projects alike. Designed to effectively fill cracks and crevices, SPF is applied quickly and cures within seconds. It is mold resistant, permanent and provides a “custom fit” insulation solution unique to each structure because it is easily applied to awkward spaces, such as around pipes, crawl spaces, roof peaks, attics and walls.
Even older homes and buildings can benefit from spray foam insulation. With slow-rise SPF installed in external walls and the correct spray foam in the attic, drafty old houses can become more energy efficient by today’s standards. Plus, existing HVAC units and duct work will function in a less demanding “conditioned” environment, potentially extending the life of this expensive equipment.
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