Quality Insulation of Meredith

The jobs Quality Insulation of Meredith gets praised for turn on small things: air gaps caulked, a vapor barrier done right, insulation blown into an old house without cracking the plaster. A September 2025 customer wrote that the crew came in ahead of schedule and pushed the R-value above state requirements; in a January 2025 review, a homeowner in Wolfeboro described a renovation addition insulated with spray foam, wool for sound dampening and fiberglass, with the air gaps caulked and a vapor barrier in place. The company is based at 1 Pease Rd in Meredith and says it works under the TruTeam network. Its Better Business Bureau profile carries an A+ grade, lists 59 years in business, and shows branches in Portsmouth and Nashua; insulation and waterproofing are the two lines both BBB and Procore list, with gutters, windows and siding added on the BBB side. Two 2022 customers described that same attention on existing houses. In a July 2022 review, a customer said the crew took its time so the plaster walls were not compromised while insulation was blown in, and showed up every day until the work was finished. That November, an attic customer called the price good and singled out the caulking around wires and vents between the living space and the attic. A January 2026 review covered a new-construction home, done on time. Not every call went that way. A reviewer in October 2022 left two messages for a salesperson, never heard back, and said so in a one-star review; a 2023 customer gave four stars and called the work pretty much just OK. Google's average sits at 3.9 across 23 ratings. For an attic, an addition or a new build where air sealing is the point, this is a reasonable call — particularly on an older house with plaster worth protecting. Pin down the scope and the schedule in writing before work starts, and ask who to reach if a sales call goes unanswered.