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Is your basement extremely cold or hot, not allowing you to fully take advantage of this living space? Outside air leaking into the basement can cause uncomfortable temperatures that are hard to regulate. Insulating and air sealing the rim joist and basement walls with spray foam insulation will transform your basement into the comfortable and fun space your family will want to spend their free time.
The air seal created by foam insulation is key in creating a basement with consistent temperatures no matter the season.
With less cold air coming in, floors on the main level are more comfortable with reduced drafts around the foundation area.
Spray foam doesn’t promote mold like traditional insulation types, preventing future headaches.
Over the past 15 years, we’ve used foam insulation to help homeowners take back control of their home’s comfort and energy efficiency. Our expert project managers, experienced crews, and educational office staff work to guide you through the whole insulation process with ease. In addition, our lifetime warranty gives your family access to our family long after the job is complete.
In most cases, unfinished basements, including Michigan Basements, are quite simple to insulate with spray foam, whereas finished basements can most definitely still be insulated but are more challenging to gain access to the rim joist and walls.
Most rim joists are easily accessible in unfinished basements and in finished basements with drop ceilings. If the basement rim joist is not accessible, drywall would need to be removed to properly insulate it and the foam may need to be injected into the cavity instead of spraying it.
Studded walls of an unfinished basement can be sprayed with foam, while walls with drywall would need to have holes drilled between the stud cavities to inject foam
If there is any old insulation in the basement ceiling, it must be removed before
If there is a drop ceiling, the tiles will be removed and
Debbie Case
