A Queens man was arrested after he allegedly plowed his car through a Long Island home early Thursday — wrecking the kitchen, cops said. 

Calogero Messina, 20, of Astoria, crashed his Volkswagen Golf into a home on Stratford Green in Farmingdale at 2:25 a.m, Nassau County Police said. 

His car flew through Fulton Street, crashed through a fence and onto Stratford Green, WABC reported.

It came to a rest in Steve Laiosa’s living room, as he and his wife slept upstairs, the homeowner told the network. 

Photos show the car on its side, embedded in the wall of the kitchen, which was reduced to a shambles. 

“My wife started screaming like crazy,” Laiosa said. “At that point, we really didn’t know. It’s not the first time someone has crashed here, so we thought it was out on the property somewhere. I mean, who could imagine that car could have come this far?”

Laiosa told the station that despite the extensive damage, the driver climbed out through the windshield and managed a getaway.

“I caught him on the side of the house, but he pulled away from me,” he said. “But luckily I was able to give the police a description, and they found him.”

Police caught up to Messina on nearby Conklin Street, cops said. 

He was charged with fourth-degree criminal mischief and leaving the scene of an incident, cops said.

Messina — who was hospitalized with minor injuries — was released on an appearance ticket and is expected to reappear in court on Sept. 22. 

The circumstances leading up to the crash were unknown Thursday afternoon.