Spray Foam Insulation in Millersburg, OH

Spray foam insulation in Millersburg starts with older homes in the village center. Wikipedia records that Andrew Johnston and Charles Miller filed the plan for the town on April 8, 1824, and that by 1833 Millersburg had 73 dwelling houses, ten stores and four taverns. It is the Holmes County seat, about 66 miles south of Cleveland, with 3,151 residents in 2020.

Weather extremes

Millersburg's climate records show how hard winters can get here: the coldest temperature recorded was -35F on January 20, 1994, and the hottest 104F on July 20, 1930, per Wikipedia. Air sealing and insulation help in both directions.

Homes and barns

Older homes get rim joist foam, attic sealing and dense-pack walls. Barns and shops around the village get closed-cell foam on steel.

Along the Killbuck

The village grew near Killbuck Creek; lower areas can have damp basements, which we check before foaming walls.

Historic downtown buildings

Older brick buildings downtown often have apartments upstairs under low-slope roofs with little room for insulation. Spray foam on the underside of the roof deck can be the practical option; we look at the structure and roof before recommending it.

Older village homes

With a town plan dating to 1824, some Millersburg homes are among the oldest in the region. Old houses often have thick plaster, irregular framing and additions from different eras. We look for open wall tops in the attic, gaps where additions meet and the condition of the foundation before recommending anything.