What is loft & cavity wall insulation?

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What is insulation? & Why do I need it?

Why do I need insulation in my home? Insulation is like adding thermal underwear to your home. It keeps the heat inside your home & prevents heat from escaping.

Having a well-insulated home could save you hundreds of pounds per year.

 

Loft Insulation

How is it fitted?

The loft insulation that we use is called Knauf Earthwool, which is layered in between & over the loft joists, up to a depth of 300mm.

 

How it works

Heat rises, and in an uninsulated home, a quarter of your heat is lost through the roof. Insulating your loft, attic or flat roof is a simple and effective way to save energy and reduce your heating bills, as it stops the heat from your home escaping through the loft.

Loft insulation is effective for at least 40 years, (if left as installed) and it will pay for itself over and over again in that time.

 

Cavity Wall Insulation

The cavity wall insulation used is dependent on the part of the UK you live in. However, in most cases, we prefer to use Thermabead Insulation. Holes will be drilled in to the external walls of your home, the bead will be blown into the holes and coated in resin as it is blown.

 

How is it fitted?

The cavity wall insulation used is dependent on the part of the UK you live in. However, in most cases, we prefer to use Thermabead Insulation. Holes will be drilled in to the external walls in your home, the bead will be blown into the holes. The bead is coated in a resin & is blown into the walls.

 

How it works

If your home was built after 1920, the chances are that its external walls are made of two layers, with a gap or cavity between them. Cavity wall insulation fills that gap, keeping the warmth in, to save energy.

 
Peace of mind

We are BBA, System Designer, NAPIT PAS2030 and TrustMark accredited. Ensuring you receive a high quality and compliant installation.

For more information, give us a call on 0800 083 043 or contact us.

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