Nassau County, NY Reliable Spray Foam & Blown-In Insulation Services

Dense packing is a technique that packs the insulation in very tightly - so tightly that all irregular shaped cavities and crevices in the wall cavities are filled, and air will not penetrate the dense packed cellulose. It’s remarkable, and something that can’t be achieved with fiberglass - not even close! Dense packed cellulose stops air flow through the wall and insulates. Siding is removed temporarily as necessary and 29/16” holes are drilled through the wall sheathing. A fill tube is inserted up (and down) into wall cavities to not only fill, but dense pack the wall cavities. Holes are plugged and siding is put back. When done right, dense-packed cellulose is a highly efficient option for insulating exterior walls. Also resulting in a quieter, warmer, less drafty home with lower fuel/electric bills, and the heating system runs less which is also less maintenance.

When it comes to making homes more comfortable, stopping air leakage at the top of the house is the #1 priority. Can lights are holes in the ceiling. Air leaks between the fixture and the drywall, and through the fixture itself because of the many holes and seams in it. Resulting in more drafts and colder rooms downstairs.

Triple H went to a home in Albertson, NY and part of the job was installing TiteShell airtight can light covers over all the can lights in the attic space. TiteShell can light covers are installed over all can lights, fitted around wires and fixture struts, and sealed air tight with expanding foam. TiteShell covers are safe from the fire hazards of hot bulbs and fixtures. Once all covers are installed, cellulose insulation is blown into the attic against and over them, eliminating costly gaps in insulation. Resulting in less drafts and more comfortable rooms in the whole home.

Ruben N. contacted Triple H wanting an estimate for insulation in her home. After having a conversation with the Triple H call representative, Ruben discussed that her home has a hard time containing heat, it always seems to be cold even when her heat is set at 75 degrees. Ruben was unsure where she need insulation, but she wanted the best type of insulation and know where she needs it to help keep her house warm. Triple H sent Home Comfort Specialist, Ryan, to Ruben's home to see what we could do to help fix her problem and give her an estimate. Ryan recommended 

This customer called in looking for a solution for the problems he was having with his attic and crawlspace, and the comfort issues in his home. He met with Triple H Representative Paul and they discussed some solutions to help with this customers problem. The first thing our crew did was removed the old batt insulation from the attic space. Then air sealed all the leaks in the attic space and added Can Light Covers to all the light fixtures. After that the crew blew in 16" of cellulose insulation to the attic space. The next project the crew started was adding SilverGlo Insulation to the crawl space walls. The customers problems have been resolved and will have a more comfortable home year round.

This homeowner called into Triple H stating that her house is always hot in the summers and she wanted to know why it was and house we can fix it. Triple H Representative Jesse went to the home in Hempstead, NY and evaluated her home. He noticed that the attic space wasn't properly sealed form air leaks and the current insulation levels were very low. Jesse explained to the homeowner that the reason her house is always hot was because the attic space wasn't properly insulated and all the cool air from the A/C in the home is leaking out the space so the house wont stay cool. Jesse recommended reinsulating the attic space with the proper level of insulation, as well as seal all air leaks or penetrations' in the space. Triple H Crew went to the home and removed the old, damaged insulation and began to seal all leaks in the attic floor. They covered all the can lights to keep them separated from the new insulation being added. Then we added 14" of blown in cellulose insulation, blown in insulation fills all gaps and odd shaped void. Now the homeowner will have a cooler home in the summer and warmer home in the winter, making the customer very happy. 

This customer called into Triple H after getting a great recommendation from a friend that had work completed by us. The customer stated that his house gets super hot in the summer and the CAC is in the attic and the ducts get too hot. Home Comfort Specialist Ryan went to the home to evaluate and see what we can do. After evaluating the home and noticing it is an older home with its original insulation, it definitely needs an upgrade in insulation. Ryan recommended to the customer to reinsulate the attic space, seal/insulate the duct work in the attic, and to insulate the exterior walls of the home. All these measure will definitely help with this customers comfort issues, as well as help him safe on energy bills. 

This homeowner contacted Triple H requesting an estimate for attic and wall insulation for her home.  The current attic insulation was inadequate and the insulation in the walls were no existent causing drafts through the home.  Triple H representative Jesse went to the home to take a look and provide an estimate. After reviewing the home Jesse provided an estimate of removing the old insulation in the attic space, air sealing any air leakage in the attic, and adding brand new insulation. Jesse also recommended adding more insulation to the exterior walls to help with the drafts that are happening in the home. With this work that's being completed, the homeowner will experience a less draft home and overall more comfortable home. 

This customer reached out to Triple H because there upstairs rooms were uncomfortable. Home Comfort Specialist Brian went to evaluate the home in Elmont, NY. After taking a look at the home, Brian determined that the attic space was in need of updated insulation. Brian Proposed that we reinsulate the whole space and seal any penetrations from air leaks. After completing these measures the home owner will experience a more comfortable upstairs with less drafts, as well as lower energy bills. 

This homeowner contacted us and stated that they had recently just bought the home. They had it resided and found out that the exterior walls had little to no insulation in them. The customer was also experiencing drafts, rooms being too hot or cold, and noticed that the lower level of the home was much cooler then the upper level. Triple H Representative Jesse went to the home in Rockville Centre, NY to give a free estimate. Upon completing the inspection of the home, Jesse noticed that the attic, crawl space, and walls had inadequate insulation. Jesse proposed that the attic, crawl space, and walls should all be reinsulated to help fix the homeowners issues in the home.  The customer was definitely interested in completing the whole project, and was very happy to hear that they qualified for the National Grid Rebate Program!

A customer from New Hyde Park, NY contacted us to schedule an appointment for someone to come out and give him an estimate to insulate his crawl space. He was experiencing very cold floors in rooms that were above the crawl space. Home Comfort Specialist, Ryan, went to the home to look at the crawl space. Ryan proposed insulating the crawl space with SilverGlo foam board insulation on the walls and TerraBlock foam pad insulation on the floors, as well as adding spray foam to the rim joist to eliminate any drafts coming from the outside. The crawl space is now properly insulated and the customer should now have much warmer and comfortable floors upstairs.  

This homeowner contacted us stating that she has cold air coming through the home. We scheduled an appointment for our specialist Jesse to go out to the home in Roosevelt, NY to take a look and see how we can help. Jesse noticed that this home was severely lacking insulation in the attic space which was causing all the drafts in the home. Jesse recommended to reinsulate the whole attic space and seal any air penetration's. The Triple H crew then went to the home, removed the old insulation, sealed any air leaks to prepare the space for new insulation. The crew blew in 14" of cellulose insulation. Now that this attic space is properly sealed and insulated, the homeowner should experience less drafts and the home will maintain a comfortable temperature year round. 

A homeowner in Glen Cove, NY reached out to us wanting to scheduled an inspection of his attic space and see what there is we can do to help make his home more efficient. Triple H Specialist Ryan went to the home in Glen Cove and after inspecting the space and talking to the homeowner, the homeowner wanted to turn the space into an area where he can store ideas safely. Ryan recommended adding Closed Cell Spray Foam to the roof rafters and the gable ends in the attic. The Triple H crew install 8 inches of closed cell spray foam to the roof rafters and 5 inches to the gables walls. This attic space has now turned into a condition space part of the house that the homeowner can put storage in, as well as the home is more energy efficent and comfortable year round.

This homeowner contacted our company with the issue that his master bedroom was always cold. It was much colder then the rest of the home and no matter what they did, nothing helped it stay warm. Triple H Consultant Brian was sent to the home to see what was going on and to see what we can do to help.  Turns out that the attic space that was above the bedroom wasn't insulated well. The current batt insulation that was in there was old or there was little to no insulation in the space. Brian recommended that we remove the current insulation that was in the space. Then we would air seal all penetrations, and add new blown in cellulose insulation. Now that the attic space is properly insulated to R49, the customers are experiencing a much more comfortable master bedroom.