FAMILY-OWNED IN TEKONSHA, MICHIGAN

Spray foam insulation in Tekonsha

Closed cell, open cell and cellulose insulation for homes, pole barns and shops around Tekonsha and Homer.

Free inspection. No obligation.

WHAT WE INSTALL

SPRAY FOAM AND CELLULOSE

We look at your building first, then tell you which type fits and why.

OPEN CELL

Soft foam that expands to fill wall and roof cavities. It stops drafts and cuts down on noise.

Interior walls and attics
Fills odd-shaped spaces
Quiets rooms
Costs less than closed cell

CLOSED CELL

Dense, rigid foam that blocks air and moisture. It packs the most insulation into each inch.

Pole barns and metal buildings
Basements and crawlspaces
Stops condensation
Adds rigidity to walls

CELLULOSE

Recycled paper fiber, treated to resist fire and pests, blown into attics and walls.

Attic blow-ins
Made from recycled paper
Treated for fire and pests
Adds to insulation you already have

FAMILY-OWNED

DONE RIGHT THE FIRST TIME

We're a family business, and we treat every job like it's our own building. Big barn or small crawlspace, you get the same work and a straight answer about what it needs. We aren't done until you're happy with how it turned out.

Honest communication on every job
The right method for your building
Work we'd put in our own place

Closed cell spray foam under the arched rafters of a barn loft in Concord, Michigan

WHY INSULATE

WHAT FOAM DOES FOR A BUILDING

Smooth closed cell spray foam on the walls of a garage in Homer, Michigan

LOWER HEATING AND COOLING BILLS

Air that leaks through walls and the roof is heat you paid for going outside. Sealing those gaps means your furnace and AC run less.

Fewer drafts
More even temperatures
Less work for your furnace and AC

KEEP MOISTURE OUT

Michigan winters bring condensation, and metal buildings get the worst of it. Closed cell foam blocks air and moisture before they reach the inside of the wall.