Servicing Michigan's Lower Peninsula & Greater Toledo
Uncomfortable drafts, cold floors, and high energy bills are just some of the problems that keep a family from experiencing their home’s full potential.
Every year thousands of Michigan families choose to take back control of their home’s comfort and energy efficiency issues by re-insulating their attic, walls, crawl space, or basement with superior spray foam insulation.
Foam insulation provides the necessary air seal to keep indoor temperatures consistent across the rooms of your home all year, no matter the season.
Keeping the conditioned air in and the outside air out improves energy efficiency, reduces the carbon footprint, and puts more money back in your pocket.
Condensation, ice dams, cold floors, and freezing pipes are major problems you won’t have to worry about with the proper insulation.
Sealing up the entire building envelope will help to keep the outside air out and conditioned air in, providing your family with maximum comfort and energy efficiency. However, sometimes it makes sense to tackle certain problem areas first as budget allows, including:
Since 2002 we’ve insulated thousands of existing homes with foam insulation.
Our consultative project managers, highly skilled crews, and helpful office staff aim to guide you through the process with ease. To top things off, our lifetime warranty gives your family access to our family long after the job is complete.
You get premium foam insulation and top-of-the-line technology that delivers a consistent, reliable, and safe product.
You receive experienced, highly skilled, and professional crews - who are our employees - to complete your install.
We stand behind our work with a lifetime warranty on the product and workmanship, so you’re now part of the family.
Marzi Kolb Thompson
You want foam insulation for your existing home, but you're wondering how much it's going to cost. Learn what factors determine the cost and what you can expect to pay for the project.
Many homeowners wonder what happens to the old insulation in the attic, walls, or crawl space when considering spray foam insulation. See if your old insulation needs to be removed.
If you're considering foam insulation for your existing house, you probably have a lot of questions. Check out these FAQs to learn about all things foam insulation for your home.
Foam insulation is a good fit for homeowners looking for a permanent fix for issues like uncomfortable rooms, high monthly energy bills, condensation and moisture issues, frozen pipes, and ice dams.
If a homeowner is looking for the cheapest material, an insulation DIY project, or the area to be insulated is very small, then foam insulation may not be a good fit. Learn more.
Both spray foam and injection foam insulation are the only materials that can create an air seal in your home. This air seal will seal up the building envelope making your home more comfortable and energy-efficient.
Foam is all we do. We offer injection foam, which we use for the enclosed exterior walls. For the rest of the home, like the attic, crawl space, rim joist, and basement we use open cell spray foam. While we usually recommend open cell for residential projects, there are times that closed cell is the better fit.
Honestly, the best option is to insulate every area of the home. You don't have to do them all at once, but sealing your home's building envelope will keep those trouble spots from popping up somewhere else.
In the case when an area is inaccessible, we can either cut into the drywall, or in the case of a tight crawl space, we could cut into the floor. Learn more.
On the day of your install, the foreman will go over the project with you. Next up, the crew will do any prep work needed to get the install ball rolling. The foam is then installed in your home and once cleanup is finished, the foreman will do a walkthrough with you to make sure everything has been done to your liking. Learn more.
Most homes can be insulated in a day or less, but there are cases where it can take two days, like if old insulation is being removed from a large area like the attic. Learn more.
It depends on the area of your home that is to be insulated. The old fiberglass in your walls can stay right where it is, while the old insulation in your attic, crawl space, and rim joist will need to be removed. Learn more.
The quick answer is yes, as both the injection and spray foams we use are safe to have in every area of your home. Learn more.
Our customers have seen savings between 15 to 50 percent on their monthly energy bills. There are several factors like the age of the home, construction, your thermostat settings, and lifestyle that come into play. Learn more.
Yes, there are rebates available. You can check with your energy or gas provider to see what they offer, but your project manager will also have that information available for you. Learn more.
There are several options for financing your insulation project. From 12-months same-as-cash to low-interest loans, you have options. Learn more.
Open cell, which is a thicker and softer material, reduces sound waves. This means it will deaden some sound transmissions, but won’t completely soundproof a home. Learn more.