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Foam InSEALators

Foam InSealators is a locally owned and operated, independent insulation contractor serving Baltimore, MD, and the entire state of Maryland. We are the area's largest independent insulation contractor. We insulate commercial construction, healthcare and education buildings, multifamily construction, new homes and existing homes. Contact us today for your free estimate and to discuss your next project.

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7501 Resource Court, Baltimore, MD 21226 (301) 948-1600 http://www.insulatewithfoam.com/

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What are some important questions one should ask a contractor when doing a remodel for the first time and what are some important signs to look out for?

Kristopher Noyes of Fresh Coat Painters of South Jersey ^PRO answered:

Apr 25, 2017

Any honest contractor will provide you with copies of their State Licenses and Insurance so you can verify them. If they don't ask - if they hesitate - RUN!

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Is there a good way to keep my mulch from washing down my hill and into my back yard every time in rains?

Joe Ashton of Ashton at the Beach ^PRO answered:

Sep 26, 2015

Install a decorative stone border or edging that will help hold the mulch in place.

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