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Window Insulation

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Windows should offer both beautiful sunshine as well as ample thermal insulation. If your windows aren’t insulated or your current insulation is failing, your home can become draughty and damp. Choosing energy-efficient windows is a great start and keeping windows well-maintained will prevent gaps from appearing. However, adding an insulating layer can greatly reduce heat loss without having to replace your old windows.

We use superior window insulation to keep homes cooler in the summer and reduce heat loss in the winter.

What are the benefits of window insulation?

Window insulation can reduce energy costs for your home all year round. By retaining heat over the winter months you’ll need less energy to heat the space and with a cooler space in the summer, you’ll less likely to need electric fans to cool your home down.

Our insulation is a proven energy-saving solution and provides the following benefits:

  • 20-40% thermal resistance improvement reducing energy use
  • Block out 99% of damaging Ultraviolet and 83% of Infrared light
  • 50% reduction in condensation, reducing mould growth

Is My Home Suitable For Window Insulation?

All homes can benefit from window insulation. Plus, it is a perfect solution for older homes that don’t have double or triple glazing but that have sound window frames and glazing.

‘With the imminent winter season approaching, I contacted many companies but the response from this company was swift and in a timely manner. The insulation and the boiler installation were completed in a professional manner and I felt reassured that the team was always available to respond to any queries.’
Ayeesha Zamir
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Room in Roof Insulation

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Room In Roof Insulation

A quarter of heat is lost through the roof in an uninsulated home. Insulating your loft, attic or flat roof is an effective way to reduce heat loss and reduce your heating bills.

Is Room in Roof Insulation suitable for my home?

A ‘Room in Roof’ is typically a room located in the attic of a house or bungalow which may have a dormer window. This room will have a fixed staircase, light source, and window and can sometimes be classed as an extra bedroom or bedrooms.

How will you insulate my Room in the Roof?

We will secure a specialist insulation board to the external walls, slopes, and ceilings of your room in roof. Your loft and/or residual areas will be insulated with mineral wool and access panels installed if required.

When the insulation has been completed, we will skim the insulated areas ready for you to re-decorate; the whole install process only lasts a few days with minimal disruption.

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  • 25 year IAA Guarantee
‘Steve and Mark did the work for us they are perfect gentlemen the work was first class. Their attitude to my wife and I was excellent a pleasure to meet these guys. After doing their work they cleaned up after themselves. Great work great lads they are welcome to call anytime for a cup of tea. Thanks Mark and Steve.’
Mr Findlow
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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes thermal comfort can be significantly improved with Room In Roof insulation. Heat loss through roofs accounts for a significant proportion of heat loss from dwellings.

When undertaking retrofit, ventilation design must be addressed such that it can extract and supply sufficient air through safe, and correctly sized supply and extract points, to avoid excess humidity and poor indoor air quality throughout the building.

Yes. The surveyor will be investigating the condition of the roof- checking if there is any rot or decay of rafters, wall plates, bargeboards and fascias. He will also check if there has been any water penetration into existing insulation. We may have to carry out remedial work before installation or for more specialist work we will recommend you have the roof repairs carried out before we install insulation.

Yes, all our wall insulation installs are covered with an IAA 25 year guarantee, we are a preferred installer.

After we’ve assessed your eligibility for funding, your property will have a retrofit assessment survey and a retrofit coordinator will design a plan for your home. We’re not able to give advice until  on energy efficiency measures for your home that assessment has taken place.

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Solid Wall Insulation

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Solid Wall Insulation

What is Solid Wall Insulation?

Solid wall insulation is a way to improve the insulation of your home, reducing heat loss and importantly, keeping costs down.

Unlike cavity walls, solid walls are traditionally built before 1930 with no cavities or gaps in the middle. Therefore solid walls must be insulated internally or externally.

What are the benefits of Solid Wall Insulation?

Homes losing heat are losing money. A poorly insulated house will be costing  significantly more in heating bills than a fully insulated house. Insulation slows the transfer of heat, reducing the amount of energy consumption and  keeping it warmer in winter.

Vice versa insulated walls slow the transfer of heat, so in the summer it will maintain a cooler temperature for a house which uses air conditioning. 

Internal Wall Insulation is a fan­tas­tic way of increas­ing the energy effi­ciency of your home, upgrading your insulation will provide you with a number of benefits including reducing your CO2 emissions, reduced fuel bills, increased thermal comfort and reduced risk of condensation and mould growth.

Is My Home Suitable For Solid Wall Insulation?

Solid Wall Insulation is suitable for your home if:

  • You have solid walls
  • Insulation hasn’t already been installed
  • Any penetrating or rising damp issues have been rectified

Important To Consider

  • Will slightly reduce the floor area of any rooms in which it is applied (the thickness of the insulation is around 100mm).
  • Can be quite disruptive, but can be done room by room.
  • Requires skirting boards, door frames and external fittings to be removed and reattached.
  • Can make it hard to fix heavy items to inside walls – although special fixings are available.
  • Cannot be done before fixing any problems with penetrating or rising damp.

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  • 25 year IAA Guarantee
I was unsure at first about the idea of free insulation, a new heating system & solar panels. I mean, it does sound a bit far fetched. But to my surprise, it's real. Absolutely delighted tbf.
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