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With new wall insulation, you can reduce your heating bills and live more comfortably year-round. Contact us today for your free quote.
With new wall insulation, you can reduce your heating bills and live more comfortably year-round. Contact us today for your free quote.
Around 35% of your home’s heat can be lost through its walls. With new wall insulation, you can save money and stay comfortable no matter the season.
Our team has over 50 years of experience helping people like you find the best way to make their properties more energy-efficient. Contact us today for your free wall insulation quote.
There is a wide range of different wall insulation types in the UK; here are the main ones you can choose from:
Small holes are drilled in the external walls, and insulation material is blown into the cavity using a special machine. The holes are then sealed with mortar to stop moisture from entering the cavity, making sure your new insulation stands the test of time.
Learn moreThis involves packing the spaces between your internal wall joists with high-quality insulation. Many different types of insulation can be used, including recycled paper mulch, glass wool, spray foam, and mineral wool – we’ll make sure the most appropriate one is used for your property.
Learn moreRoom-in-roof insulation is used in loft spaces that are converted into usable rooms. It improves your home’s energy efficiency by keeping your new space warm and also creating an extra barrier against heat loss from the rest of your house.
Find out moreSmall holes are drilled in the external walls, and insulation material is blown into the cavity using a special machine. The holes are then sealed with mortar to stop moisture from entering the cavity, making sure your new insulation stands the test of time.
Learn moreThis involves packing the spaces between your internal wall joists with high-quality insulation. Many different types of insulation can be used, including recycled paper mulch, glass wool, spray foam, and mineral wool – we’ll make sure the most appropriate one is used for your property.
Learn moreRoom-in-roof insulation is used in loft spaces that are converted into usable rooms. It improves your home’s energy efficiency by keeping your new space warm and also creating an extra barrier against heat loss from the rest of your house.
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There are many benefits that can make new wall insulation a perfect choice for your property:
With 35% of a home’s heat potentially leaving through the walls, wall insulation creates a barrier to trap this warmth.
Since less heat is escaping, your property can become more energy efficient, helping you save money on your monthly utility costs.
Wall insulation can also help reduce carbon emissions by reducing heat loss. This is because you use less energy to heat and cool your home.
Looking to sell or rent your property? Wall insulation makes it more energy-efficient, potentially increasing its value and bringing you more money.
Wall insulation can help improve the soundproofing of your home, giving you a more peaceful place to enjoy your day-to-day life.
With 35% of a home’s heat potentially leaving through the walls, wall insulation creates a barrier to trap this warmth.
Since less heat is escaping, your property can become more energy efficient, helping you save money on your monthly utility costs.
Wall insulation can also help reduce carbon emissions by reducing heat loss. This is because you use less energy to heat and cool your home.
Looking to sell or rent your property? Wall insulation makes it more energy-efficient, potentially increasing its value and bringing you more money.
Wall insulation can help improve the soundproofing of your home, giving you a more peaceful place to enjoy your day-to-day life.
Getting new wall insulation couldn’t be easier than with Grant Store – just follow the three simple steps below:
This is just to establish a few basic facts, like its location, size, and heating requirements. It’s also to find out if you’re eligible for insulation grants under the Great British Insulation Scheme or ECO4.
We’ll find the best possible solution for your wall insulation needs. If you meet any required funding criteria, we’ll also help you apply for your wall insulation grants.
When you’re happy with the plan, we’ll book the installation at a time that works for you! Our professional installers are fully regulated and accredited, so you know you’ll be getting first-class service every step of the way.
Grant Store has installed wall insulation up and down the country for over half a century. We’re with you every step of the way – from the initial quote to aftercare, so there’s always someone to help. When you choose Grant Store, you choose quality at every turn.
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We’ve answered some of the most commonly asked questions about wall insulation here, but please speak to the team if you have any more questions.
Absolutely. About a third of the heat can be lost in uninsulated homes through the walls. Properly insulated wall cavities keep you warm and save you money on your monthly utility bills.
This will depend on several factors, such as your property’s size and age, location, and heating habits. We’ll conduct a thorough survey before doing any work to find the perfect solution for your property.
Yes, you can put too much insulation in walls. While it might seem that the more insulation you have, the warmer you will be, over-insulating can lead to bad ventilation, condensation and even mould problems.
In most cases, you don’t have to remove old insulation before adding new material. However, this does depend on factors like the age and condition of your existing insulation.