Leading Spray Foam Insulation Company in Richmond, MI

Insulation Services of Michigan Inc. (ISM) provides professional spray foam insulation and energy-efficiency solutions to homeowners, builders, and commercial property owners in Richmond, MI. Our team serves local residents and commercial property owners with reliable installation of spray foam, cellulose, and other high-performance insulation systems that lower energy bills, improve indoor comfort, and protect structures from moisture and air leaks.

For insulation upgrades, new construction, or air sealing audits, ISM offers dependable service and long-term performance. Call (810) 267-4121 for a quote.

If you're building new, renovating, or looking to cut energy waste, Insulation Services of Michigan Inc. is ready to help. We combine professional-grade materials with experienced installers to deliver insulation that performs through every season. From spray foam in tight crawl spaces to attic upgrades and commercial insulation, ISM is your Richmond-based partner for efficient results. Request a quote today or call (810) 267-4121. We're ready to take your project from start to finish.

Serving Areas:

Downtown Richmond, North Richmond Residential District, South Richmond Neighborhood, East Richmond Community, West Richmond Area, Richmond Heights Subdivision, Richmond Village Center, Oak Ridge Residential Block, Richmond Meadows

Counties Served:

Macomb County, St. Clair County

Zip Codes Served:

48062

How much does spray foam insulation cost in Richmond?

Pricing depends on square footage, type (open-cell or closed-cell), and project details. On average, costs range from $1.00 to $3.50 per square foot installed. Call for a custom quote.

Is spray foam better than fiberglass in Michigan's climate?

Spray foam seals air gaps and provides higher R-values per inch than fiberglass, making it more effective for temperature swings common in Michigan.

Can I install insulation in my attic without removing the old one?

It depends on the condition of the existing insulation. If it's dry, clean, and not compacted, new insulation can often be added on top. A site inspection helps determine the best option.

What areas of my home lose the most energy?

Attics, crawl spaces, and wall joints are common sources of air leaks and heat loss. A blower door test or thermal imaging can pinpoint exact trouble spots.

Do you offer insulation services for new construction in Richmond?

Yes. We work with contractors and homeowners to provide insulation for new residential and commercial buildings throughout the Richmond area.