Insulation Solutions
External Wall Insulation
Heating a home without insulated walls not only makes your heating system work harder, but your wallet too. With external wall insulation, you’re not only saving money, you’re also transforming the exterior look of your property and adding value to your home. External wall insulation is suitable for solid wall properties.
Internal Wall Insulation
Homes can lose up to 40% of heat through the external walls, with solid wall homes being especially vulnerable due to their design and construction methods. Insulated properties retain heat, meaning your heating system doesn’t need to work as hard to stay at optimal temperatures for warmth and comfort. With the addition of internal wall insulation, you can save significant money on your heating bills.
Cavity Wall Insulation
Does your home have cavity walls? Installing cavity wall insulation will keep the cold air out and warm air in. Your family, wallet and the environment will thank you. A cavity wall is made up of two walls with a gap in between, hence the name cavity. When insulation is sandwiched between this gap, it helps form a barrier between the walls in your home and the outside elements. There’s less chance of heat escaping in winter, and stifling heat entering in the summer.
Room in Roof Insulation
A unique type of insulation system that is designed specifically for properties with rooms set into the roof space. It works by trapping heat within your home to create a blanket effect and allows you to more easily maintain a warm home without using as much energy to do so, saving you money energy bills.
Flat Roof Insulation
Installing flat roof insulation could save you similar amounts on your heating bills to loft insulation. A layer of rigid insulation board can be added either on top of the roof’s weatherproof layer or directly on top of the timber roof surface, with a new weatherproof layer on top of the insulation.
Loft Insulation
If you have an uninsulated loft, attic or roof space, fitting insulation is a great way to improve heat retention and save money on energy bills. Loft insulation, when fitted correctly, will pay for itself many times over its lifetime. Even if you already have loft insulation, you may need a top-up as the recommended depth for loft insulation is 270mm.