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Insulation
There is so much to gain by properly insulating your home. Heat loss is literally wasted energy and money like a running tap.
It's clear that proper insulation lowers bills and reduces carbon footprints, but there are other advantages too. It can increase your property's value, improve its EPC rating, and reduce noise.
Solid Wall Insulation
You could reduce heating bills by up to 50% if your home has solid walls. Approximately one-third of UK homes have solid walls, which can lose an estimated 45% of their heat.
Internal wall insulation (IWI) involves fixing thermal insulating plasterboard to internal walls exposed to the outside, reducing heat loss and enhancing energy efficiency.
Cavity Wall Insulation
Save up to 45% of heat loss in an average semi-detached house, significantly lowering heating costs.
Cavity wall insulation fills the gap in cavity walls drastically increasing energy efficiently and promoting dryer conditions on internal walls.
Room-in-Roof Insulation
With 25% of heat lost through the roof, insulating a converted loft is a key way to reduce energy use and cut bills. Unlike loft insulation, this method is for spaces used as rooms.
Room-in-roof insulation prevents heat from escaping through the roof and keeps cold air out.
Loft Insulation
Uninsulated homes lose 25% of their heat through the roof. Loft insulation involves laying mineral wool between and over loft joists, providing long-lasting energy savings.
The new standard is 300mm in depth for maximum efficiency.
Available funding?
Government grants of up to £45,000 are available to cover energy-saving measures. You may qualify even without receiving benefits.
Additional benefits
Simple steps to a warmer, more energy efficient home
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