Not every project can do the whole envelope at once, and Polson's slightly milder snow load means the priorities sequence a little differently than they would in Whitefish.
For the highest return on limited spend, prioritize the foam at three places. The rim joists, which are the leakiest junction in most buildings and where stack-effect air gets pulled in. The crawl space, which is what makes floors cold and what puts plumbing at risk. And the roof slopes, which is where the warm air leaks that form winter ice dams originate.
Those three address freezing floors, frozen pipe risk and ice dams, which together account for many of the problems homeowners actually call about.
Prioritize the Biggest Problems First
An on-site estimate helps identify the areas where air sealing and insulation improvements can make the most sense for your building and budget.