Spray Foam Insulation in Boyne Falls, MI

Spray Foam Insulation in Boyne Falls covers a small village with deep railroad roots. Boyne Falls was settled with the arrival of the Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad in 1874; the post office opened that September, and the village was incorporated in 1893. It is named for a set of falls on the nearby Boyne River. The village had 358 residents in the 2020 census.

Lake and camp homes

Thumb Lake, also called Lake Louise, covers about 510 acres near the village, with about 7.5 miles of shoreline. Homes and camp buildings around the lake are often seasonal, with crawl spaces and vaulted ceilings that need attention if they are used in winter.

Ski-area houses

The area draws winter visitors, and vacation homes nearby often have complex rooflines, large windows and vaulted great rooms. Closed-cell foam under the roof deck and careful attic sealing are the main tools against ice dams on those roofs.

Climate

Charlevoix County is in Climate Zone 6A on OpenEI's list. ENERGY STAR recommends R-60 for uninsulated attics and R-30 for floors over unheated space.

Village homes

Older homes in the village need the standard approach: rim joist or crawl space first, then the attic.

Polish Festival town

The village is home to the annual Boyne Falls Polish Festival in early August. Late summer is also a good time to schedule an estimate, before attic and crawl space work gets harder in the cold months.

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