Before & After Photos

Homeowners in South Portland, Maine wanted to improve the insulation in the crawl space to help with the home's energy efficiency. The old fiberglass insulation was damp and failing, with many pieces falling down to the ground. We installed Spray Foam insulation on the walls of the crawl space to create a thermal boundary. Spray Foam seals out air and moisture, and can get into the nooks and crannies better than fiberglass insulation. It also prevents mold growth, unlike fiberglass insulation which can often be a breeding ground for mold.

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.

A homeowner from Lewiston, ME contacted TC Hafford Basement Systems for a free estimate on installing spray foam insulation. They were tired of having a cold and inefficient crawl space. System Design Specialist Stephen C. created a plan to address their needs.

Spray Foam Specialist Travis L. installed spray foam on the rim joists, as well as the walls. Spray foam provides both an air and moisture barrier, keeping the space warm, dry, and helping to lower the homeowner's energy bills! 

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.