Maryland

Spray Foam Insulation Contractors in Maryland

18 spray foam contractors listed in Maryland across 12 cities and towns. Each one's own website describes spray foam work; filter by open-cell, closed-cell or where they install it, then check each one before you hire.

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Baltimore 6

Glen Burnie 2

  • DeVere Insulation Home Performance

    799 Cromwell Park Dr Ste T-Z, Glen Burnie, MD 21061

    On their website: Open-cell · Closed-cell · Attics · Crawl spaces · Basement walls

    (443) 888-2842 devereinsulationhomeperformance.com

  • Western Cary Building Products

    1901 Park 100 Dr #200, Glen Burnie, MD 21061

    On their website: Open-cell · Closed-cell · Attics · Crawl spaces

    (410) 242-7785 truteam.com

Arnold 1

Dundalk 1

  • Summit Contracting

    8246 Beachwood Rd, Dundalk, MD 21222

    On their website: Open-cell · Closed-cell · Attics · Crawl spaces · Basement walls

    (410) 644-8000 summitinsulation.com

Eldersburg 1

  • Carroll Insulation

    49 Venture Way, Eldersburg, MD 21784

    On their website: Open-cell · Closed-cell · Attics · Crawl spaces

    (410) 795-0600 truteam.com

Elkridge 1

Hampstead 1

Hanover 1

  • Atlas Home Energy Solutions

    1745 Dorsey Rd l, Hanover, MD 21076

    On their website: Open-cell · Closed-cell · Attics · Crawl spaces

    (301) 364-5055 atlashomeenergy.com

Linthicum Heights 1

Millersville 1

Owings Mills 1

Windsor Mill 1

  • Winner Insulation

    2624 Lord Baltimore Dr Ste A, Windsor Mill, MD 21244

    On their website: Open-cell · Closed-cell · Attics · Crawl spaces · Basement walls

    (443) 363-1537 winnerinsulation.com

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Licensing in Maryland

Few states license spray foam installation by name. Depending on Maryland's rules and the size of the job, an installer may need a general, residential or home-improvement contractor license, and local building departments may require a permit and inspection. Where a listing shows a license, we matched it in the state's official licensing data. Ask each contractor which licenses and permits apply to your job, and verify them with the issuing agency.