Spray Foam Insulation in Hampton Township, MI

Spray Foam Insulation in Hampton Township covers homes around Essexville and out toward the farmland near Munger. Hampton was organized on April 29, 1857, together with Williams Township, when Bay County was formed from part of old Saginaw County. Bay City itself separated from the township, and Essexville was incorporated inside it.

Size and setting

The township had 9,695 residents at the 2020 census and covers 32.5 square miles, 5.5 of them water. It uses Bay City, Essexville and Munger ZIP codes.

Power plant history

Consumers Energy closed its Weadock plant in the township in 2016 and planned to close two coal units at Karn. Many homes nearby date from the decades when those plants and the river industries were growing.

Typical homes

Mid-century ranches and two-stories near Essexville usually need attic sealing and depth plus rim foam. Older farmhouses toward the eastern edge need the same plus dense-pack in empty walls, and pole barns there get closed-cell foam on the steel.

Zone 5

Bay County is in Climate Zone 5A, where the Department of Energy recommends R-60 for an empty attic.

Subdivisions near the old mall

The neighborhoods that grew up around Hampton Square Mall and along the main roads east of Bay City are mostly ranches and bi-levels. In a bi-level, half the lower floor is below grade and the rim runs at two heights, so drafts come in at more than one level. We trace and seal both, and insulate any cantilevered floors that hang over the foundation.

Call (989) 930-1257 or book a visit and we will look at your Hampton Township home. Get a free estimate