Reduce Heat Loss With Cavity Wall Insulation
Cavity wall insulation is used to reduce heat loss from homes. By filling the air space between the exterior and interior walls it is possible to prevent the transfer of heat, keeping your home warm in the winter and cool in the summer.
In most instances, cavity wall insulation helps to save you money on your energy bills. It’s not right for every property, so we conduct a home survey to make sure your home will benefit from these insulation measures.
Take the net steps with us to see if you are eligible to have cavity wall insulation covered by the ECO4 grant scheme. Remember, if you qualify, there’s no cost to you for the supply or installation.
Is Your Home Suitable For Cavity Wall Insulation?
There are various types of cavity wall insulation available, ranging from wool to foam. The type of cavity wall insulation required will depend on your home and the space available. Our experienced cavity wall insulation installers will assess the space and advise you on the best option.
If your home was built after the 1930’s it is likely to have cavity walls. The good news is it’s easy to tell based on the pattern of your bricks. If your bricks have an alternate pattern of long and short bricks your wall is likely solid and therefore not suitable for cavity wall insulation. However, if it has an even brick pattern it is likely to have a cavity.
Save Money With Cavity Wall Insulation
If your home was built before 1985, you are probably losing up to 45% of heat through the walls every single year. That is a waste of money.
Cavity Wall Insulation involves filling the air space in your walls with a type of material that stops this loss of heat, preventing waste and therefore saving you money on your energy bills.
