Loft Insulation
Loft insulation is a simple and effective way to reduce heat loss through your roof. By adding a thick layer of insulating material in your loft or attic, you can keep your home warmer in winter and cooler in summer.
How Do We Do It?
Installing loft insulation is a straightforward process. Insulation rolls are unrolled and laid between the joists of the loft floor. A second layer is then added at a right angle to the first, ensuring comprehensive coverage and optimal insulation.
See this helpful guide from the Energy Savings Trust on Loft Insulation.
A Government-Backed Scheme
The UK Government ECO Scheme is funded by energy suppliers and subject to full regulation by Ofgem.
To find out more about this scheme, please visit the gov.uk website and Ofgem website
The Comprehensive Benefits of Loft Insulation
Save Money on Energy Bills
Save up to £367 per year on your energy bills.
Quick and Cost-Effective Upgrade
Installed in a couple of hours.
Improve Home Comfort
A more stable indoor temperature.
Reduce Carbon Emissions
A simple yet powerful step toward making your home more eco-friendly.
Increase Property Value
Improve your Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating.
Long-Lasting Solution
Loft insulation is designed to last for decades.
Did You Know?
Modern loft insulation is made from up to 80% recycled glass, including glass from bottles, jars, and windows.
Frequently Asked Questions
By creating a barrier that reduces heat transfer through the roof, keeping homes warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer. Most insulation materials trap air within their structure, preventing heat from moving through the loft space by conduction and convection.
Generally between 25-30% heat is lost into the environment. In simple terms it could save you money on your heating bill by the same amount.
No, loft insulation acts as a barrier keeping heat in the house in winter and helping keep it out on hot days.
Loft insulation can be funded through both GBIS and Eco. See our other pages for more info.
Yes it is relatively straightforward, but if it is done wrong without the correct ventilation for the loft space, it can cause damp and issues with the wooden structure of the roof. Best get the experts in.