Spray Foam Insulation in Bedford Township, MI

Spray Foam Insulation in Bedford Township usually means mid-century homes near Battle Creek and older farmhouses farther out. Bedford was first organized in 1839 and became a charter township partly to guard against annexation by Battle Creek. Most of the township lies north of the Kalamazoo River, in the northwest corner of Calhoun County.

A township that peaked in 1970

Bedford's population reached 10,817 in 1970 and has eased down since, to 9,198 in 2020. That means a lot of the housing was built in the 1950s and 1960s, when the township was growing fastest. Those homes tend to have thin attic insulation, bare rim joists and few attempts at air sealing.

Level Park-Oak Park and Bedford

The Level Park-Oak Park census-designated place runs along M-89, and the unincorporated community of Bedford sits on M-37. Morgan Corners and Orchard Park lie along the eastern boundary with Pennfield, though most of Orchard Park is now within Battle Creek.

Typical work

In the suburban neighborhoods, we seal and insulate attics and foam rim joists. Farther north, older farmhouses get the same plus dense-pack in empty walls, and pole barns get closed-cell foam on the steel.

Homes near the river

Houses along the Kalamazoo River and the low areas near it can have damp basements and crawl spaces. We check for water first and recommend drainage fixes where needed. Once the space is dry, closed-cell foam on the walls and rim keeps humid air from condensing on cold surfaces, which is what feeds mold and musty smells.

Bonus rooms and additions

Additions built over the years often have their own small attics and floors over crawl spaces or garages. We trace each one and quote it separately.

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