Servicing Michigan's Lower Peninsula & Greater Toledo
Servicing Michigan's Lower Peninsula & Greater Toledo
air leakage | high energy bills | frozen pipes | convective loop heat loss
There are many factors that can contribute to heat loss in a home.
drafts | energy bills | high energy bills | winter | preparing for winter
Like any budding relationship, you and your new house are just getting to know each other.
Ultimate Guide to Insulation for Existing Homes
Our free educational guide compares home insulation types while answering the most frequently asked questions, including the process and pricing of foam insulation.
cold house | high energy bills | october | Pests
Do you hear a faint howling in your home? What about something scratching inside the walls?
DTE Energy | Energy bill savings | Consumers Energy | Foam Insulation | high energy bills | high summer electric bills
Like most of us, you are probably wondering why your electric bills are so much higher in the summer.
cold walls | high energy bills | existing home insulation
Insulating a problem wall or room that is constantly uncomfortable makes a lot of sense, but there are some things you need to keep in mind.
Case Study | customer story | high energy bills | existing home insulation | common wall insulation | retrofoam home insulation
“It made the difference like night and day.”
energy savings | attic insulation | high energy bills
No one wants to deal with high monthly energy bills, so it makes sense to look at ways to cut them down.
Case Study | high energy bills
Having an uncomfortable home is already a problem homeowners don’t want to deal with, but coupling that with astronomical energy bills makes it almost unbearable.
injection foam insulation | spray foam insulation | Case Study | Consumers Energy | customer story | high energy bills
For three years the Thrall family lived in their Jackson, Michigan home dealing with walls so cold it felt like they were outside. The furnace ran non-stop, gas bills were through the roof, and the Consumers Energy bill was about double the mortgage. The home would get so cold in the winter it was impossible for Betty Jo to even have plants.
