Connecticut Basement & Crawl Space Insulation Experts
Keep your home warmer, drier, and pest-free year-round with expert basement and crawl space insulation
The Benefits Insulating Your Basement
Why you should insulate your basement or crawl space
Lower Energy Bills All Year Long
Insulating your basement or crawl space helps stop heat loss in winter and keeps cool air in during summer. That means your HVAC system works less—and your utility bills shrink.
Say Goodbye to Drafty Floors
If your floors feel cold in the winter, chances are your crawl space or basement isn’t properly insulated. We seal and insulate the rim joists, ceilings and walls so you can walk barefoot comfortably, even in a Connecticut January.
Keep Moisture and Mold Out
Insulation paired with air sealing helps prevent damp, musty conditions that lead to mold growth. A dry basement protects your home’s structure and your family’s health.
Stop Pests at the Entry Point
Mice, insects, and critters love unfinished basements and crawl spaces. Insulating and sealing these areas closes off easy entry points and creates a cleaner, healthier home.
Boost Your Home’s Resale Value
Energy-efficient homes sell faster and for more. Professionally insulating your basement shows future buyers you’ve done it right from the ground up—literally.
More Usable Living or Storage Space
Insulated basements are drier, more comfortable, and better for storage (or finishing into living space down the line). It’s an easy way to get more from your square footage.
Improve Indoor Air Quality from the Ground Up
Insulating and sealing your basement or crawl space helps keep out dust, mold spores, and outdoor pollutants—so the air inside your home stays cleaner and healthier to breathe.
When to Insulate Your Basement?
Here are common scenarios when you should insulate your basement to avoid larger issues.
Your Upstairs is Always Hot or Cold
If your second floor is always hotter in the summer and colder in the winter, your attic insulation isn’t doing its job—and your HVAC is probably paying the price.
You Just Bought an Older Home
Many Connecticut homes built before the 1990s are under-insulated or missing insulation entirely, especially in the attic—making an upgrade a smart first move.
You Spot Signs of Moisture or Mold in the Attic
Condensation, musty smells, or visible mold are signs your attic may have poor air sealing or insufficient insulation, which can lead to bigger problems down the road.
You’re Dealing with Ice Dams Every Winter
If you see thick ridges of ice forming along your roof edge, it’s likely due to heat escaping through the attic and melting snow—better insulation can stop the heat loss and prevent ice dams from forming in the first place.
You’re Planning a Renovation or HVAC Upgrade
Before investing in a new heating or cooling system, insulating the attic helps you lock in efficiency and avoid overspending on equipment that’s compensating for energy leaks.
Your Path to Superior Insulation Starts Here
Efficiency Meets Excellence, Every Step of the Way
Building science is complicated. Our estimators don't just tell you what we'll do, they explain why we're doing it.
We work with your timeline and availability. We typically schedule 2 - 4 weeks out
You will have a dedicated project lead and project manager who will walk you through every step of the process
Your home becomes your comfort zone, as you stop dealing with drafty rooms, inconsistent temperatures, and high energy bills.
The Nealon Difference
Where Historic Charm Meets Modern Efficiency – Without Compromise
Older Home Specialists
As EPA Lead-Safe certified contractors, we understand the unique challenges of insulating historic New England homes.
Proven Energy Savings
Our customers typically see a 30% reduction in energy costs after our professional insulation services. Your investment often pays for itself through years of lower utility bills.
Professional Energy Assessment Process
Every project begins with a thorough energy assessment to identify your home's specific needs.
Frequently Asked Questions?
Do I really need to insulate my basement in Connecticut?
Yes, basement insulation is essential in Connecticut due to cold winters and humid summers. It improves comfort, reduces energy costs, and helps control moisture throughout the year.
What’s the best type of insulation for basements or crawl spaces?
The best type of insulation for basements or crawl spaces depends on the structure. Closed-cell spray foam works best for sealing moisture-prone areas, while rigid foam or mineral wool is ideal for insulating foundation walls. The right choice depends on your goals and budget.
Will basement insulation help with cold floors upstairs?
Yes, basement insulation helps with cold floors upstairs by reducing heat loss through the ceiling or crawl space. Insulating these areas keeps first-floor rooms warmer during winter and improves overall comfort.
Can insulation prevent mold and moisture problems?
Yes, insulation can prevent mold and moisture problems when installed correctly. Combined with air sealing, it controls humidity, reduces condensation, and blocks the conditions that allow mold to grow.
Will insulating my basement keep out mice and pests?
Yes, insulating your basement helps keep out mice and pests. Sealing rim joists and insulating foundation walls blocks entry points and deters rodents and insects from entering your home.
Can I insulate my crawl space too?
Yes, you can and should insulate your crawl space. Insulation in both vented and unvented crawl spaces reduces heat loss, controls moisture, and improves indoor air quality throughout the year.
Reviews from our customers over 48 years
Great experience! Very friendly and professional. They were on time, stuck to their quote and work timeline and have done a great job with two projects for me. I would definitely recommend.
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