Adolphus Mayes, our Founder - had over 55 years in mechanical insulation installation. He began in 1954 as a field apprentice and went on to become a journeyman and then field superintendent. He became the branch manager for the then multi-location Breeding Insulation Corporation in 1977. In 1984 he was able to purchase the Knoxville office branch.
It was his honesty and vision for quality workmanship with his customers that has carried Breeding Insulation Knoxville to its current success, and will continue to guide the company in the future. Doug Mayes, President (Senior Estimator/Project Manager) - Doug began as a field apprentice in 1974 and became an estimator in 1978.
It was his honesty and vision for quality workmanship with his customers that has carried Breeding Insulation Knoxville to its current success, and will continue to guide the company in the future. Doug Mayes, President (Senior Estimator/Project Manager) - Doug began as a field apprentice in 1974 and became an estimator in 1978.
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Breeding Insulation Company Knoxville, Inc. (BICK) has provided and installed industrial and commercial insulation since 1984. As a Knoxville, Tennessee-based corporation, BICK is able to offer a full range of industrial mechanical, commercial insulation products and installation services to customers and projects throughout the Southeast.
Managing the needs of a building project and your budget can be a stressful and complicated balancing act. In order to keep your timeline and ensure that the job is done right, you want to work with companies that are knowledgeable, trustworthy, and competent in their fields. The right insulation, installed properly, can save money and energy, and help to keep a building safer, more comfortable, and efficient over time.
Without duct insulation, heating and air conditioning systems need to work much harder to deliver the proper air temperature. Ducts can also leak air and draw in dust and other particles, further reducing air quality and efficiency. Ductwork insulation helps both commercial and residential buildings enjoy lower energy consumption and enjoy greater comfort levels.
Whether the project is a large-scale industrial space or a single residential home, a contractor's reputation rests on attention to detail. It's easy to see the care that goes into perfectly-installed cabinets or a well-poured concrete slab, but most of the plumbing system isn't visible to the casual observer.
When it comes to protecting your home and saving money, few things are easier than insulating domestic water pipes. There are a number of reasons for insulating water pipes, and together they make a compelling case for this simple, affordable home project. Ideally, hot water pipes should be insulated from the water heater all the way to their destination, while cold water pipes may be insulated only near the water heater tank.
