When it comes to keeping your West Michigan home or commercial building comfortable, energy-efficient, and structurally sound, not all insulation is created equal.

Sunken sidewalks, sloping driveways, and uneven patios are more than just an eyesore—they create trip hazards, drainage issues, and expensive headaches down the road.

Insulating a pole barn isn’t a one-size-fits-all job. Whether you’re storing equipment, housing livestock, or creating a hobby workspace, the right insulation strategy protects your investment, controls moisture, and slashes energy costs.

Re-insulating an existing structure is more than just adding more batts or blowing in extra material. To achieve lasting energy savings, enhanced comfort, and improved indoor air quality, you need a strategic approach tailored to your building’s unique needs.

Rim joists—those hidden boards that cap the ends of your floor joists around the perimeter of your home—often go overlooked during insulation projects. Yet they are one of the most common sources of drafts, energy waste, and moisture infiltration.