Basement Insulation Services

Expert Basement Insulation Services in Southeast Michigan

Achieve new levels of comfort and energy efficiency in your home with a properly-insulated basement from the experts at Blanket Insulation Services. We specialize in basement insulation services that'll transform your damp, cold basement into a drier, more-comfortable living space.

You may already have fiberglass batts installed between your basement ceiling joists, but basement ceiling insulation only insulates the upstairs space. It does nothing to make your basement more comfortable.

Insulation upgrades are a great starting point if you’d like to transform an underused basement. Benefits of an insulated basement include:

• Improved comfort in the basement and upstairs spaces
• No more mold and mildew problems in the basement
• Stopping unwanted air infiltration that brings in the cold winter air
• Lower heating and cooling costs
• Allowing the basement to become usable as additional living space

Make transforming your basement into a usable space a top priority when you choose insulation upgrades from Blanket Insulation Services. We have high-quality basement insulation products and the expertise to install them. Call us or fill out our online form  to schedule your home energy evaluation or request a free estimate.

Ways to Make Your Basement Better With Insulation

Seal and Insulate the Rim Joist

The edge of the house, where the floor framing rests on the foundation, is a major source of air leakage and energy loss. It’s especially severe where plumbing, wiring, and dryer vents penetrate out to the exterior. We eliminate this problem by sealing and insulating the rim joist.

Insulate Foundation Walls

Rigid foam insulation is best for your basement’s concrete walls. Unlike fiberglass batts, rigid foam wall insulation won’t absorb water or be damaged by it. Rigid foam also won't compress, fall out of place, or lose R-value. We recommend Basement to Beautiful® wall insulation. These innovative panels are sized for typical basement walls, and each panel comes with built-in wiring channels and integral steel flanges for attaching the wallboard.