Residents of New York City who are National Grid customers are currently eligible to apply for a time-limited rebate that will allow them to obtain free insulation for their entire homes or their attics and basements through HCH. Take advantage of this opportunity and apply as soon as possible to avoid missing out!

To acquire the rebate for complimentary insulation, we recommend arranging a brief consultation at your residence. The consultation will consist of an explanation of the process, as well as the taking of measurements and photos which will be required for the rebate application. If it’s impossible to arrange a consultation at your location, we can assist you remotely over the phone. Following our conversation, we will advise you on the necessary steps to complete the online application. After approval, we will return to provide our services to you!

National Grid has streamlined the process to make it hassle-free. It should only take you 5-10 minutes to complete the application, and we’ll take care of everything else from there.

Yes! The program is approved by National Grid until the end of 2023. Don’t wait and take advantage of it now for great savings.

The savings are significant. The cost depends on the size of your home, but it can be more than $20,000 for a typical one. Luckily, you can take advantage of the rebate program to get significant savings on this essential home upgrade.

Are you feeling a draft and experiencing uncomfortably low temperatures in your home during winter? If your house was built before 1979, inadequate insulation could be the culprit. However, even newer homes may require insulation upgrades, as insulation degrades over time, causing reduced energy efficiency. Get rid of those cold spots and high heating bills by improving your insulation and keeping your home cozy and warm.

Lower Gas Bills
Drafty Walls, Attics & Basements
No Frozen Pipes
More Stable Home Temperatures

Yes! Cellulose insulation is highly fire-resistant. This is due to its density and ability to resist flames and gasses. Its fire-retardant properties, can help to prevent the spread of fire in ceilings or walls, insulated with cellulose.

In fact, it’s the opposite of what you might think. Cellulose insulation is treated with Boric Acid, which is commonly used by exterminators to exterminate infestations and establish a fire-resistant seal on the insulation. This type of insulation provides more than just temperature regulation – it also establishes a barrier for your home, keeping it warm in the winter and cool in the summer.