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Ogunquit, Maine

Insulation, Energy Audits and Heat Pumps in Ogunquit, ME

Home performance work for Ogunquit homeowners, from a BPI certified team based twenty minutes away in Sanford.

  • BPI certified and an Efficiency Maine Program Contractor
  • Blower door tested before and after, as the program requires
  • One crew does the audit, the insulation and the heat pump
A HeatMizer service truck in a southern Maine driveway
Clear shallow water along the shore at Ogunquit, Maine, with houses behind the beach
The shore at Ogunquit dconvertini / CC BY-SA 2.0

Ogunquit, York County

Home performance in Ogunquit

Ogunquit is on the southern Maine coast, and we serve it from our shop in Sanford. Coastal houses here run the full range from tight newer builds to summer places that were never meant to hold heat in February.

Everything we do starts the same way: measure the house, rank the problems, then fix them in the order that actually pays back. Insulation, air leakage, heating and ventilation are one system, and changing one changes the others.

Ogunquit questions, answered

Rigid foam board on a basement wall with spray foam across the ceiling above it
Basement envelope, foamed and sealed

What we usually find

Coastal houses in Ogunquit have their own list

A lot of the stock between Kittery and Saco started as a summer place and became a year-round house one renovation at a time. That history shows up underneath: shallow crawl spaces, piers, uninsulated floors over vented space, and a basement that was never meant to be part of the heated envelope.

Those are fixable, but the order matters and so does moisture. We check for it before we close anything in, because insulating a damp crawl space without dealing with the water first is how you turn a cold floor into a rotten one.

  • Crawl spaces and floors over unheated space
  • Basements never designed to be inside the envelope
  • Moisture checked before anything gets closed in
  • Ventilation sized for a house now lived in year-round

How we insulate

What we do in Ogunquit

The same services, the same crew and the same certifications across all of York County.

A HeatMizer service van outside a Maine home

Home energy audits

Two to three hours with a blower door and an infrared camera, and initial findings the same day.

  • Blower door air leakage test
  • Infrared scan where it helps
  • Written plan, ranked by payback
What an audit covers
Spray foam insulation being installed

Insulation and air sealing

Spray foam, blown-in cellulose and dense-pack, with the air sealing that makes any of it work.

  • Attics, walls and roof decks
  • Rim joists and crawl spaces
  • Air sealing before insulating
How we insulate
A wall-mounted ductless heat pump in a living room

Heat pumps and ventilation

Ductless mini-splits, heat pump water heaters and the ventilation a tightened house needs.

  • Mini-split installation and service
  • Heat pump water heaters
  • Energy recovery ventilation
Heat pump services
A couple reviewing paperwork together at home

Efficiency Maine rebates

At least 40 percent for year-round Maine residents, up to 80 percent by income. We file it for you.

  • Eligibility confirmed before work starts
  • Pre and post testing documented
  • Paperwork handled end to end
Rebates and financing

Ogunquit questions

Rebate rules change, so confirm the current detail with us before committing to work.

Do you serve Ogunquit, Maine?

Yes. HeatMizer is based at 1550 Main St in Sanford and covers Ogunquit along with the rest of York County for home energy audits, insulation, air sealing, heat pump installation and service, and ventilation work.

What rebates can an Ogunquit homeowner get?

Year-round Maine residents automatically qualify for at least a 40 percent Efficiency Maine rebate on eligible upgrades, and up to 80 percent depending on income and household size. That residency test matters more in Ogunquit than inland, because a seasonal or second home is treated differently. Call and we will tell you which side of the line a particular property falls on before you commit to anything.

Where should an Ogunquit project start?

With an audit, unless you already know exactly what you need. It takes two to three hours, you get initial findings the same day, and it produces the documented pre-project conditions that Efficiency Maine requires. It also tells you whether the attic or the heating system is the better place to spend first.

Book an Ogunquit energy audit

Call (207) 324-6232 or send a request. We will tell you what we would look at first in a house like yours.

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