Whole-Home Insulation
Save Up to 50% On Energy Costs with Whole Home Insulation
Find Out How Our Home Insulators in Michigan Can Make Your Home More Comfortable and Save You Money.
Are you tired of living in a drafty home during the cold Michigan winters? Are you fed up with high energy bills and uncomfortable living conditions? It may be time to consider upgrading to whole home insulation.
Our team of home insulation experts in Michigan is here to help you improve the energy efficiency, comfort, and value property with our whole home insulation services.
Whether you're looking to upgrade your existing insulation or install new insulation throughout your entire home, we have the expertise and experience to get the job done right. Read on to learn more about the benefits of whole home insulation and how we can help you achieve them.
Benefits of Whole Home Insulation
Spray foam insulation is a popular choice for many property owners in Michigan due to its numerous benefits. Here are some of the most significant advantages of using spray foam insulation:
Noise Reduction
Tired of hearing your neighbors run their lawn equipment and barking dogs? Insulating your home also reduces the amount of outside noise you’ll hear at home.
Improved Indoor Air Quality
An unsealed home lets in dust, pollen, and all of the other particles that make you sneeze. Insulation seals your home and vastly improves its air quality.
Energy Efficiency
When your home is constantly losing heat or cool air, your HVAC unit has to work twice as hard to keep up. Insulating your home will keep it energy efficient, and reduce your cost of maintaining your furnace.
Lower Energy Bills
Whole home insulation can save you up to 50% on your heating and cooling cost by keeping your home more energy efficient. Your savings on energy and HVAC maintenance will long outlive the investment you make in insulating your home.
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Are you ready to improve the comfort of your home and save money in the process? Get a free quote from Cream Insulation Company.
Where Insulation Can be Applied
If you’re thinking about whole home insulation, there are a few places that can be insulated.
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AtticsItem Link List Item 3
Heat rises. Much of the heat lost in a home is lost through an uninsulated attic. Using blown-in or spray foam insulation will prevent air from escaping.
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If you have a home built before the 70s, there likely isn’t insulation in your walls. And even if your home does currently have insulated walls, its effectiveness may be long gone. Injection foam insulation can seal your home up without the need to tear down walls.
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Have you been getting cold feet? Along with the attic, the heat in your home is lost through uninsulated basements and crawl spaces. Spray foam insulation can be used to coat your basement and make it more comfortable.
Types of Insulation
Whole home insulation incorporates several different types of insulation.
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Injection Foam InsulationItem Link List Item 3
This is the most effective way to insulate your walls. When installing injection foam, small holes are drilled in your exterior walls. Insulation is pumped into the voids in your wall as a liquid. It then expands and seals the wall. Injection foam is ideal for walls for a couple of reasons.
- Your walls can be insulated without have to tear them down.
- Removing old insulation isn’t necessary because the foam simply pushes it out of the way.
- Installation is quick, clean, and easy.
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For attics, blown-in cellulose insulation is commonly used. Blown-in insulation material is effective because it is able to conform to irregularly shaped spaces and fill gaps and crevices that may be missed by traditional batt insulation. It also has a higher R-value than traditional insulation, meaning it’s a better insulator.
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Spray foam goes on in liquid form and then hardens on the surface. It is frequently used in attics and basements. Spray foam insulation can also be used to insulate your outbuildings such as pole barns.
How Much Does Whole Home Insulation Cost?
The cost of whole home insulation in Michigan depends on the size of your home. Here’s a chart that shows you roughly what you can expect.
At Cream Insulation, we consider ourselves a “for the people” kind of company, and our pricing reflects that. We can insulate your entire home at a cost lower than our competition.
| SQFT | PRICE RANGE |
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| 500 | $3,813 - $3,050 |
| 1000 | $6,975 - $6,100 |
| 1500 | $9,240 - $8,400 |
| 2000 | $13,860 - $12,200 |
| 2500 | $16,775 - $15,250 |
| 3000 | $20,130 - $18,300 |
| 3500 | $23,485 - $21,350 |
| 4000 | $26,840 - $24,400 |
Get a Free Quote Today!
Now that you know more about how spray foam insulation works and where it can be applied, how about a free quote? Find out how much it will cost you to start reaping the energy savings and living in a more comfortable home.
Why Choose Cream Insulation Company?
There are many whole home insulation companies in Michigan, but Cream Insulation Company stands out for a few reasons.
High Quality Materials
No matter which material you choose, from blown-in attic insulation to fiberglass, we’ll use the best materials available to get the job done.
Lower Prices
We believe in offering lower prices to make insulation more accessible to homeowners across Michigan. As a "for the people" business, our prices are lower than our competitors offering this service.
Professional Service
We take pride in their work and are committed to delivering quick, clean, and thorough insulation services to our customers.
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Saginaw, MI