Queens Insulation Contractor

Insulation for Queens homes and buildings

Queens has more single-family and attached homes than any other borough, and most of them have attics, crawl spaces and walls that were never properly insulated. We work across the borough, from Astoria and Long Island City to Flushing, Bayside and the Rockaways.

What we do in Queens

• Spray foam insulation: attics, cathedral ceilings, rim joists, basements and crawl spaces.
• Blown-in insulation: cellulose or fiberglass for closed walls and attic floors, with little mess.
• Crawl space insulation: for the cold floors that many Queens homes have over open or vented crawl spaces.
• Attic and roof insulation: the attic or roof cavity, where most of the heat goes.
• Air sealing: the step that makes the insulation work.

Queens buildings we know

Detached and attached homes. Tudors in Forest Hills, colonials in Bayside and capes in Fresh Meadows usually have a short attic with thin insulation. We air seal the attic floor, then add blown-in or foam the roof deck.

Row houses. Ridgewood and Middle Village row houses share walls and have flat roofs, much like Brooklyn’s. We insulate the roof cavity and the front and back walls.

Garden apartments and co-ops. In Jackson Heights and Kew Gardens we work with boards and managers, and plan around residents.

Neighborhoods we serve

Astoria, Long Island City, Sunnyside, Woodside, Jackson Heights, Elmhurst, Ridgewood, Middle Village, Forest Hills, Rego Park, Kew Gardens, Flushing, Bayside, Whitestone, Fresh Meadows, Jamaica, Howard Beach, the Rockaways and the rest of Queens.

Rebates for Queens properties

Queens is split. Much of the borough has National Grid gas, while parts of northwest Queens have Con Edison gas, and the Rockaways have PSEG Long Island electric. Which programs you can use depends on your utilities and your building. Type your zip into our rebate check or read the NYC rebate guide.

Common questions

My second floor is hot in summer. Will insulation help? Usually, yes. Air sealing and insulating the attic is the most common fix for an upstairs that won’t stay cool.

Can you insulate a finished basement? We can insulate rim joists and open areas, and blow insulation into closed walls where it makes sense.

Is there a charge for the estimate? No. Call (347) 200-5089 to book a visit.