Spray Foam Insulation in Augusta, MI

Spray Foam Insulation in Augusta is mostly older village homes, with some newer houses on the edges. Augusta was established in 1832 and lies in Kalamazoo County, about halfway between Battle Creek and Kalamazoo. The Fort Custer Recreation Area lies just south of the village on the east side of the Kalamazoo River.

Small village housing

Augusta had 864 residents at the 2020 census. In 2010 the village counted 394 housing units and 362 households. In 1951, Augusta and Galesburg residents formed a joint school district, and the two villages still share a lot.

What we usually find

Older homes in Augusta have thin attic insulation, bare rim joists and some empty walls. Houses near the river and the recreation area face damp air, which makes closed-cell foam a good fit for the rim and any crawl space.

Code zone

Kalamazoo County is in Climate Zone 5A, the same as Calhoun County, so the Department of Energy's R-60 target for an empty attic applies here too.

Close to both cities

Because Augusta sits between Battle Creek and Kalamazoo, many homes here belong to commuters who want lower bills without major remodeling. Targeted work, like rim foam and attic sealing, fits that well.

Additions and sunrooms

Additions on older Augusta homes, especially sunrooms and enclosed porches, are often the coldest rooms in the house. They may sit on a slab or a short crawl space with little insulation underneath. We look at the floor, walls and ceiling of the addition and quote each part separately so you can decide what to do.

Call (269) 256-1613 or book a visit and we will look at your Augusta home. Get a free estimate