East Bay shoreline
Spray Foam Insulation in Acme Township, MI
Cherry orchards, resorts and homes along US 31.
- Free estimates after an on-site look
- Every area listed with material, thickness and R-value
- Roof leaks, wet framing and old wiring pointed out before we cover them
Cherries, Shoreline and Growth
Spray Foam Insulation in Acme Township covers homes and cottages along the East Arm of Grand Traverse Bay and the farm buildings on the cherry orchards behind them. Acme was organized on January 7, 1891, when it separated from East Bay Township. It had 4,456 residents at the 2020 census, up from 4,375 in 2010.
Cherry country
The township is a cherry-growing hotspot, and its farms have barns, shops and storage buildings. Steel buildings that drip in cold weather get closed-cell foam to stop condensation; buildings that hold equipment or fruit can be insulated to hold steadier temperatures.
Communities
Acme sits at the junction of US 31 and M-72, Yuba is in the north on US 31, and Bates is a ghost town on M-72 dating from 1891. The southwest corner is urbanized near Traverse City, and Holiday Hills is shared with East Bay Township.
Homes on the shore
Houses and cottages along the bay take the wind off East Bay. Rim joists, crawl spaces and walkout walls are the first places we look.
Zone 6
Grand Traverse County is in Climate Zone 6A, with the Department of Energy recommending R-60 for an empty attic.
Resort and rental properties
The shoreline along US 31 has resorts, condos and homes that are rented by the week in summer. Owners usually want insulation work done in the shoulder seasons, when units are empty and can be left for a day or two while foam cures. We plan the work unit by unit and price each separately.
Near Traverse City
The southwest corner of the township is built up close to the city, with newer homes that usually need only targeted work at the rim, attic hatch and garage ceiling.
Call (231) 640-5435 or book a visit and we will look at your Acme home, cottage or farm building. Get a free estimate
What to Know in Acme Township
- Organized 1891. Acme separated from East Bay Township on January 7, 1891 (Wikipedia).
- Population. 4,456 residents in 2020, up from 4,375 in 2010 (Wikipedia).
- Cherries. The township is described as a cherry-growing hotspot (Wikipedia).
- Code zone. Grand Traverse County is in Climate Zone 6A (OpenEI).
Acme Township Questions
Can you insulate a fruit storage barn?
Yes. Closed-cell foam on the walls and roof stops condensation and helps hold steadier temperatures.
What do bayside cottages need first?
Usually the crawl space or floor and the rim, then the attic.
Do you work in Yuba and the north end?
Yes. We cover the whole township.
How long does a barn job take?
Usually one to two days, depending on size and foam thickness.
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