External Wall Insulation at Competitive Prices
If your home was built before 1919, its external walls are probably solid rather than cavity walls. Cavity walls are made of two layers with a small gap or ‘cavity’ between them. Solid walls have no gap, so they let more heat through.
Another way to tell is by measuring the width of the wall. Look at an external wall window or door and if the brick wall is less than 260mm, then it is likely a solid wall, while if it is greater, it is probably a cavity wall. Find out about insulating your cavity wall. If you live in a house that is not made from bricks, such as a steel or timber-framed building, insulating will be different. Find out more from the National Insulation Association.
- can be applied without disruption to the household
- does not reduce the floor area of your home
- renews the appearance of outer walls
- improves weatherproofing and sound resistance.
- fills cracks and gaps in the brickwork, which will reduce draughts
- increases the life of your walls by protecting the brickwork
- reduces condensation on internal walls and can help prevent damp (but will not solve rising or penetration damp)
- is best installed at the same time as external refurbishment work to reduce the cost
- may need planning permission – check with your local council
- requires good access to the outer walls
- is not recommended if the outer walls are structurally unsound and cannot be repaired
Loft Insulation
Free Loft insulation that will prevent heat from escaping through the attic.
We install this FREE by making an inquiry TODAY.
Cavity Wall Insulation
Free Cavity wall insulation to homes in Wales. The wall is pumped with polystyrene beads as seen in the picture. A great way to insulate your walls and save lots of money on your heating bills!
External Wall Insulation
External Wall Insulation
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