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Con Edison Multifamily Insulation Rebates NYC | MFEEP
Insulation Builders helps NYC multifamily owners and managers pursue Con Edison Multifamily Energy Efficiency Program (MFEEP) incentives for weatherization — attic cavity insulation, above-deck roof insulation, and air sealing where eligible.
We coordinate eligibility, documentation, and installation as an approved contractor. Program rules and funding change — call (347) 200-5089 to confirm what’s active for your building.
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AVAILABLE PROGRAMS
Con Edison Multifamily Weatherization Measures
Typical MFEEP weatherization measures (subject to change)
Attic cavity insulation
Bring the attic to program R-value targets. This path often requires little or no existing attic insulation; call to confirm eligibility.
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Above-deck roof insulation
Roof decks without an accessible attic may use above-deck SPF or rigid insulation. R-value paths differ; call to confirm an eligible scope.
☎ Call to check status
Air sealing
Reduce uncontrolled air leakage, often paired with insulation. Incentives may be structured per unit of leakage reduction; call to confirm current rules.
☎ Call to check status
Eligibility & documentation
Applications may require building details, account assignment, owner paperwork, and documentation. We coordinate the process but the program administrator determines eligibility.
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Confirm current posted rates and eligibility with us or the program administrator before budgeting.
ELIGIBILITY
Who this is for
For Con Edison multifamily buildings, eligibility depends on the building, account, measures, and current MFEEP requirements. We help check the correct program path before budgeting.
- Multifamily building served by Con Edison (MFEEP focus)
- Building owners, property managers, or portfolio operators
- Project needing attic, roof, or air-sealing weatherization
- Applications and installation follow MFEEP specs, approvals, and inspections
HOW IT WORKS
How the process usually works
We coordinate the eligibility, paperwork, Notice to Proceed, installation, inspections, and incentive processing steps required by the program.
1. Eligibility / account assignment
Review Con Ed account and building details for the correct MFEEP path.
2. Assessment & measures
Scope attic, roof, and air-sealing options for the building.
3. Owner paperwork
Coordinate applications, agreements, and required documents.
4. Notice to Proceed (NTP)
When required by the program, do not install before NTP.
5. Install + inspections
Install to program specifications and complete post-inspection or cure steps as required.
6. Incentive processing
The utility or implementer processes incentives according to current program rules.
COVERED INSULATION
What Types Are Typically Covered?
Typical weatherization measures may include attic cavity insulation, above-deck roof insulation, and air sealing. Confirm current eligibility and posted rates before budgeting.
Bring the attic to program R-value targets. Often requires little or no existing attic insulation; call to confirm eligibility.
Roof decks without an accessible attic may use above-deck SPF or rigid insulation. R-value paths differ; call to confirm an eligible scope.
Air sealing
Reduce uncontrolled air leakage, often paired with insulation. Incentives may be structured per unit of leakage reduction; call to confirm current rules.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
The Multifamily Energy Efficiency Program offers incentives for energy upgrades in Con Edison multifamily buildings, including insulation and air sealing when eligible.
When the program requires Notice to Proceed, we wait for NTP. Work before approval can void the incentive.
Often attic cavity measures require little or no existing attic insulation. We’ll assess your roof/attic and recommend an eligible path (or say when it won’t qualify).
Yes — portfolio applications and multi-site coordination are common. Call with your building list.
No. Posted rates and caps change. Call (347) 200-5089 for a current eligibility check and estimate.
Check Your Rebate Eligibility
Programs change and funding runs out. Find out what’s currently available for your home.
