Cavity Wall Insulation

Most properties built around 1930 will have cavity wall construction - an inner and outer layer of bricks with a small air gap in between. If this gap is not insulated, it provides an easy route for heat to escape from the house. Filling the gap with insulation material stops this heat from escaping, ensuring a warmer home and lower fuel bills.

How
Bore holes are drilled in the brickwork of each wall to be filled, and the insulation material injected. There is very little disruption to the inside of the house and all holes are filled in once the work is complete.

The Material
The cavity is filled with mineral fibre.

The Cost
The cost will depend upon the size and construction of your house.

Able to pay
Our able to pay scheme has cavity wall insulation at £129 and loft insulation at £129, subject to a no-obligation survey.
On Benefits
If you are on a qualifying benefit you may be eligible for a Warm Front grant (up to £3500) and therefore have the work done for free.
What to do now
for further information or to enquire about your eligibility for a grant, please contact us.

The Savings
Cavity wall insulation will save you money on your fuel bills - up to a massive 35%.