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About CD Sprayfoam

An owner-operated spray foam insulation contractor serving all of Maine — homes, camps, additions, barns, and metal buildings. The person who quotes your job is the person who sprays it.

Our Story

CD Sprayfoam runs the way good Maine trades have always run: one owner, one standard, no layers between you and the work. When you call for a free estimate, the owner shows up — measures the area, asks the right questions about the building, and prices it by the board foot. When the truck comes back, that same person is on the gun. What this means to the customer is a higher level of quality, because we're not just a sprayer for a paycheck. Our name is on each and every job we do.

Most of our work comes the way our best jobs always have: a neighbor sees the foam going in next door, asks how the house feels that winter, and calls. Cold rooms stop being cold. Oil bills stop running away. The ice dams that came back every year stop coming back. That kind of result is a quiet thing, but it's the whole business.

We spray the most chemically advanced foam insulations available — research shows they do not produce harmful gases, and modern products contain no formaldehyde. It's safe for you, your family, and the environment. And once the reaction is complete, you're left with an inert, cellular plastic that will never sag, shrink, or settle. You insulate once.

What We Stand For

Four things hold this business up, and none of them came out of a marketing book. First, the estimate is honest — board-foot math you can check, with the location-based minimum charge explained up front if you're far out. Second, the jobsite is protected — maskings and handwork where it matters, and nothing tracked through your house. Third, the site is left broom clean and trimmed for the next phase, stated in the contract, every time. Fourth, if something isn't right, it gets remedied quickly — no office to petition, no runaround.

Why an Owner-Operator Matters for Foam Work

Spray foam is one of those trades where quality is invisible until it fails. A cavity can look filled and still be short — thin passes, cold surfaces sprayed anyway, moisture ignored, foam shot into the cold and cured wrong. The differences live in checks most crews skip: surface temperature to 40°F, moisture content under 18%, checked before every job and at the start of every day. An owner who has sprayed for years does those checks because his warranty is his name, not a corporate claims line.

That's the difference you're buying when you hire CD Sprayfoam. Not a fleet. Not a call center. One tradesman's full attention on the surface of your building — and a phone number that reaches him.