Two Kinds of Insulation Work in Dexter
Dexter blends 19th-century village homes along the Huron River with a steady stream of new subdivisions on its edges, so insulation work here falls into two camps. Historic Dexter homes tend to have balloon-framed walls, uninsulated attics and significant air leakage that make them expensive to heat. New construction, on the other hand, is an opportunity to build a tight, code-compliant envelope from day one — something Michigan’s energy code increasingly requires.
