Insulation contractor in Clarksville, New Hampshire
Looking for an insulation company near you in Clarksville? We are a family-owned NHSaves® participating contractor with BPI-certified staff, doing attic and wall insulation, air sealing and cold-climate heat pumps across Coos County. Most of the insulation work is paid for by your utility's program.
What we see in Clarksville homes
The typical Clarksville home dates from after 1980, so it has some insulation already. What it usually lacks is air sealing: recessed lights, attic hatches, duct chases and top plates leak warm air into the attic, and the attic itself is often below today's R-49 to R-60 standard. Newer homes also tend to have ductwork and electric or propane heat, which makes them strong candidates for a cold-climate heat pump.
About 67% of owner-occupied homes in Clarksville heat with oil or propane, the most expensive fuels in New England per unit of heat. That is why air sealing and insulation pay back so quickly here, and why a cold-climate heat pump is often the next step: it can carry most of the season at a fraction of the cost of delivered fuel. Around 29% heat primarily with wood or pellets. A tighter house means fewer cords a winter, and a heat pump can take the shoulder seasons so the stove runs only when it is truly cold.
Housing figures: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020 to 2024 five-year estimates for Clarksville; heating fuel shares are for owner-occupied homes.
NHSaves rebates in Clarksville
Most of Clarksville is served by Eversource for electricity and none for natural gas. All of them are NHSaves utilities. If you heat with natural gas your Home Energy Performance rebate comes through none; if you heat with anything else it comes through Eversource. Parts of town are served by another electric utility (the NH Electric Co-op); either way the program applies, and we confirm your utility from your bill.
On most Home Energy Performance projects the program pays 100% of air sealing and 75% of insulation, up to $6,000 per home, and your share can go on a 0% or 2% program loan. We assess the house, model it, file with the utility and take the rebate off the invoice. How the program works.
Many Clarksville households also qualify for the program’s income-eligible side. Households at or below 60% of the state median income get the work covered in full through NHSaves Home Energy Assistance, and Eversource customers up to the state median income can get an enhanced no-cost package. Tell us roughly what the household earns and we will point you to the right program; nothing is filed without your say-so.
How much fuel a Clarksville home needs to use to qualify
| Fuel | Utility | Enrollment line | Qualifies outright |
|---|---|---|---|
| Heating oil | Eversource | 744 gallons | 1,116 gallons |
| Propane | Eversource | 1,129 gallons | 1,693 gallons |
| Natural gas | none | 1,031 therms | 1,546 therms |
For a 1,800 sq ft home in Clarksville at 9,544 heating degree days (estimated from the nearest weather station). Yearly fuel use at or above the enrollment line gets the utility’s enrollment form; above the higher figure the home qualifies with any utility. A wood or pellet stove counts toward the total. Pre-screen only: the utility’s calculator and the assessment decide.
Check your own Clarksville home
Your ZIP code is filled in. Add your heating fuel and the heated square feet; add last year's fuel for a score, and tick the box if a wood or pellet stove helps heat the house.
Services in Clarksville
- Attic insulation and air sealing: blower-door directed sealing of the attic floor, then blown cellulose to R-38 or better, with baffles and an insulated hatch.
- Dense-pack wall insulation for the empty cavities in older Clarksville capes, colonials and farmhouses.
- Basement, rim joist and crawl space: closed-cell foam at the rim, sealed vapor barriers in crawl spaces.
- Cold-climate heat pumps and ductless mini-splits, sized for the house after the envelope work.
- NHSaves rebates filed with your utility and taken off the invoice.
Why Clarksville homeowners call us
- Family owned and operated; our own crews, no subcontractors
- BPI-certified building analysts test every house before and after
- OSHA 30 trained managers and OSHA 10 trained crews
- NHSaves paperwork, permits and inspections handled for you
- Written scope and price before anything is scheduled
Questions from Clarksville homeowners
How much does insulation cost in Clarksville, NH?
It depends on the house, but for a typical Clarksville home the NHSaves program pays 100% of the air sealing and 75% of the insulation, up to $6,000, so most homeowners pay a quarter of the insulation cost and nothing for the air sealing. We give you the exact figure in writing after the assessment, and 0% or 2% financing is available for your share.
Do you serve all of Clarksville?
Yes, every neighborhood in Clarksville (03592) and the surrounding towns in Coos County.
Which utility runs the NHSaves rebate in Clarksville?
Most of Clarksville is served by Eversource for electricity and none for natural gas. All of them are NHSaves utilities. If you heat with natural gas your Home Energy Performance rebate comes through none; if you heat with anything else it comes through Eversource. Parts of town are served by another electric utility (the NH Electric Co-op); either way the program applies, and we confirm your utility from your bill.
Can you install a heat pump in my Clarksville home?
Yes. We install cold-climate ductless mini-splits and ducted heat pumps across Clarksville and Coos County, sized from a load calculation after the insulation work, with the Eversource heat pump rebate filed for you.
Does a wood stove count toward qualifying in Clarksville?
Yes. The program adds up every fuel the house burns, so the cords or pellet tons you go through in Clarksville winters count alongside oil or propane. Many homes here qualify once the stove is included.
Do you install heat pumps in Clarksville?
Yes. Cold-climate ductless and ducted heat pumps for Clarksville homes, sized after the insulation work so the system is not oversized, with your utility's heat pump rebate filed for you.
Nearby towns we serve
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