Welcome to National Lumber’s brand-new blog! National Lumber is the largest building material supplier in New England, with eight lumberyards and stores. We also have divisions dedicated to kitchen design and remodeling (Kitchen Views), installed insulation (Pro Insulators), custom millwork and pre-built staircases (National Millwork), trusses (Reliable Truss), and drywall supply.
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Published November 20, 2015 Building Industry , Lumber Leave a CommentTags: drywall, insulation, kitchen design, Lumber, millwork, remodeling
Did you know? Our insulation installers deliver outstanding results.
Published December 12, 2013 Building Industry , Building Materials , Construction , Insulation , Remodeling , Uncategorized Leave a CommentTags: building, building materials, construction, contractors, energy efficiency, energy star, insulation, massachusetts contractor license, national lumber, remodeling, renovation
Closed cell spray foam insulation being applied
Pro Insulators delivers the difference between insulation products and outstanding results. Our insulation installers specialize in fiberglass batts, blown-in fiberglass, and spray foam insulation. Having the right specialists on your team can keep a project running smoothly as they apply their specialized experience to your building project. Just as you have traditionally subcontracted work to a trusted plumber as part of your team, you can hire the insulation installers of Pro Insulators (HIC #161268), a division of National Lumber.
“I am an Energy Star builder and I use Pro Insulators exclusively because of their knowledge on what is needed to meet or exceed Energy Star levels. They are always on-time, the staff is courteous and professional, and they leave the jobsite very clean. They are one of the best subs that I have!” – Roger Lucier, RS Lucier Contracting
Building code compliance and OSHA safety compliance are met when you hire Pro Insulators. We have all the proper safety and work equipment. Most importantly, we are up-to-date on meeting codes for energy efficiency and current building standards. Whether your project is residential or commercial, new building or a retro-fit project, we have the products and installation expertise you need. Whichever type of insulation you choose, our professional team of experts will leave your jobsite clean and ready for your next phase of construction.
We’ll provide a free evaluation of your project and an estimate. Call 978-423-6051 today to discuss your project insulation needs. Then you can decide if it’s cost-effective to subcontract this work and leave yourself free to work on other items.
If you work with a specific National Lumber representative, please ask about these products and services. If you don’t have a specific contact, you can email insidesales@national-lumber.com and we will have someone contact you.
Thank you for your business. We are honored to be your supplier for building materials and more!
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The Warm Weather Is Here. Now Is The Perfect Time To Insulate Your Space!
Published May 8, 2013 Insulation Leave a CommentTags: blown in insulation, energy savings, heating and cooling, insulation, pro insulators
Properly insulating your home can save you money on your heating and cooling costs.
Are you looking for ways to decrease your heating and cooling energy costs? Have you considered checking into what type of insulation surrounds you? By insulating your structure properly, you will able to save money on your energy bills.
Many people only think about insulation during cold weather, when they want to keep their spaces warm. However, the same concept holds true to keep spaces cooler in the summer months, saving costs on air conditioning.
With the warmer months upon us, here in New England, now is a perfect time to insulate your space. Our Pro Insulators professionals are exceptionally versed in recommending what type of insulation would best suit your needs. Learn more about our Pro Insulators division.
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