MidCoast Spray Foam Insulation

01/10/2024

One of the questions we are asked at Mid Coast Spray Foam Insulation by our clientele is “How long can we expect to see a return on our investment?”. Of course, it depends on the size of the buildi…

10/24/2022

Mid Coast Spray Foam Insulation Gil Lane (207) 592-2772 How Closed Cell Spray Foam Insulation will keep you comfortable and save on heating costs. As an installer of Spray Foam Insulation in mid-co…

10/24/2022

2022 - MidCoast Spray Foam is back, after a 2 year hiatus. Still the same quality work, with a commitment to provide our clients Closed Cell SPray foam to insulate and seal a home or business. You will realize significant cost savings in your heating and cooling costs. Please Gil Lane at (207) 592-2772 for an evaluation of your needs and a cost estimate.

03/20/2019

All you guys out there with Elver quotas - best of luck, and I hope the price of the glass eels stays high, and the catch is great. ..... Good luck.

03/09/2019

Here is the link to the Bangor Daily News article about bait quotas for 2019.

The new limit has prompted predictions of bait shortages and sky-high prices and has members of Maine’s fishing community describing the situation as “catastrophic” and “devastating.”

03/09/2019

By Beth Brogan, BDN Staff • February 21, 2019 1:00 am
Updated: February 24, 2019 8:17 am
BRUNSWICK, Maine — For the second year in a row, federal regulators have dramatically reduced the amount of Atlantic herring fishermen can haul after scientists counted far fewer juvenile Atlantic herring in the waters from Canada to New Jersey.

While determining that Atlantic herring, the chief bait used by lobstermen, is not overfished, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said “recruitment” — the number of juvenile herring — is so low that last Friday they finalized a rule reducing by more than half the amount of Atlantic herring that fishermen may catch in 2019, from 50,000 metric tons to 21,000 metric tons.