When it comes to enhancing your home's energy efficiency and comfort, selecting the right insulation contractor is crucial.

RetroFoam of Michigan has insulated thousands of homes since 2002. We offer both injection foam and spray foam insulation for existing homes, new construction homes, pole barns, and commercial buildings.

With all of our experience, we also know that homeowners like to compare not just quotes but the companies as well. Here are some of the leading residential insulation contractors in Michigan specializing in spray foam insulation.

Michigan Spray Foam Insulation Contractors

Let's jump right into some of the top foam insulation contractors in Michigan.

Koala Insulation of Mid-Michigan

Based in Midland, Koala Insulation provides high-quality insulation services across the Mid-Michigan area.

They specialize in spray foam, blown-in, and batt insulation for residential, commercial, and industrial projects. Known for their prompt, clean, and knowledgeable service with over 15 years of experience in construction and home services.

Blanket Insulation

Operating since 1979, Blanket Insulation serves the southeastern Michigan area. 

They offer spray foam, rigid foam, and cellulose insulation, striving to make homes more energy-efficient. They have received awards from Consumers Energy and Angie's List for their work.

Weatherwise Foam Insulation

Located in Mid-Michigan and servicing the entire state, Weatherwise offers both open and closed cell spray foam, injection foam, and cellulose insulation for existing and new construction homes.

Established in 2004, they are locally owned and operated.

Seal Tech Insulation

Serving parts of southeast and western Michigan, as well as Toledo, Ohio, Seal Tech has over 20 years of experience.

They provide spray foam and blown-in insulation for both residential and commercial customers, using environmentally friendly products.

USA Insulation

Operating in parts of southeast and Mid-Michigan, USA Insulation has insulated more than 90,000 homes since 1985.

USA offers injection foam, spray foam, and blown-in attic insulation, and are a family-owned and operated business.

Streamline Enterprises

Based in Mid-Michigan and in business since 1998, Streamline offers open and closed cell spray foam, blown-in cellulose, and injection foam insulation.

They also provide services for siding, roofing, windows and doors, gutters, and walk-in tubs.

Michigan Spray Foam

Serving western Michigan, Michigan Spray Foam offers open and closed cell spray foam for residential, commercial, industrial, and agricultural projects.

With over 25 years in the construction industry, they specialize in foam insulation.

MAG Insulation

Covering a large portion of Michigan, MAG provides open and closed cell spray foam, spray-applied cellulose, fiberglass, spray foam, and thermal barrier paint coatings to residential and commercial customers.

They also offer waterproofing systems for new construction.

Advanced Insulation Systems

Serving northern Michigan, Advanced Insulation offers spray foam, fiberglass, rigid foam, mineral wool, and a closed cell spray foam and fiberglass hybrid system.

With 46 years of construction experience, they are licensed, insured, and family-owned, based in Traverse City.

Sunray Insulation

Operating along I-75 from Saginaw to northern Oakland County, Sunray offers spray foam, injection foam, and cellulose insulation to residential and commercial clients.

They also provide blower door tests and thermal imaging services.

Hiring the Best Spray Foam Insulation Contractor for Your Project

Now that you have read about some of the other spray foam insulation companies we’d trust to help you with your insulation needs, you might be interested in learning more about RetroFoam of Michigan.

Check out our Learning Center, where you'll find a ton of resources about the foam insulation products we use, our installation process, rebates you could be eligible for, and a whole lot more.

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