Insulation for Staten Island homes
Staten Island is mostly single-family and two-family homes, many with attics, finished basements and crawl spaces. That makes it a great place for insulation to pay off: a well-sealed attic and floor make a big difference to comfort and bills.
What we do on Staten Island
- Spray foam insulation: attics, roof decks, knee walls, rim joists and garages.
- Blown-in insulation: attic floors and closed walls.
- Crawl space insulation: for cold floors and damp crawl spaces.
- Attic and roof insulation: the attic or roof cavity, where most of the heat goes.
- Air sealing: attic hatches, top plates, recessed lights and plumbing runs.
Staten Island homes we know
Split-levels, colonials and capes. These often have a mix of attic spaces, knee walls and bonus rooms over garages. We insulate each part the way it needs, not one material for the whole house.
Homes near the shore. In Tottenville, Great Kills and the South Shore, we watch for moisture and use closed-cell foam where it matters.
Larger homes. On Todt Hill and Emerson Hill, bigger attics and cathedral ceilings are often best done in spray foam.
Neighborhoods we serve
St. George, Stapleton, West Brighton, Port Richmond, Mariners Harbor, Westerleigh, Todt Hill, New Springville, New Dorp, Great Kills, Eltingville, Annadale, Tottenville and the rest of the island.
Rebates for Staten Island homes
Staten Island has National Grid gas and Con Edison electric. That can open National Grid and NYSERDA programs, depending on your home and what’s funded. Check your zip in our rebate check, or read about the National Grid program.
Common questions
My rooms over the garage are cold. Can you fix that? Yes. Those rooms usually need the floor over the garage and the knee walls insulated and sealed.
How long does a typical home take? One or two days for most homes.
Is the estimate free? Yes. Call (347) 200-5089.
