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In an uninsulated home or property, an estimated 20-30% of heat is lost through the roof. You can help reduce your heating bills by around 40-50% by insulating your loft, attic, or roof space.

As heat rises throughout your property, it escapes through your roof. You can significantly reduce the amount of heat that passes through your ceiling by laying loft insulation, which will save you money on heating bills and energy costs.

This layer of loft insulation traps heat, allowing your property to stay warmer for longer. It also keeps cold air from outside entering your property. Our specialist loft insulation installers will offer you professisonal service ensuring your attic space is correctly insulated.

Which Loft Insulation is Suitable for My Property?

Most properties can benefit from standard wool or sheet insulation. Floor joists are insulated with rolls of insulation between and over them. Loft insulation is generally recommended if your property has an accessible attic space and there are no condensation or damp problems.

Your loft may need more insulation even if it already has some. In some cases, you might even qualify for renewable energy grants towards the cost of professional insulation. Our loft insulation installers will be able to determine the best application for your property.

It’s not recommended to use standard loft insulation rolls or sheets for lofts with small hatches and little space. You can instead opt for blown-in insulation, in which small pieces of insulating material are blown into your loft through a special tank and hose. They cover every nook and cranny of your loft, providing good coverage.

How Will It Affect Other Parts of My Property?

You will experience colder roof space because you are saving warmth in the living areas below. During cold weather, you may need to consider insulating the pipes or water tanks in your loft. To prevent heat from leaking into the loft space, our loft insulation installers will also insulate the loft hatch frame.

What Else Do I Need to Consider?

Before our loft insulation installers arrive, you will need to remove all items and stored items from the loft. If you want to use the loft or attic for storage or planning for a loft conversion, you must lay loft boards over the joists after installation, which we may be able to do for an extra fee.

The type of insulation has a lifespan that varies depending on the material it is made from. As long as they are properly maintained, most types, such as mineral wool and fibreglass, can last for 40 years or more. Our loft insulation installers are experienced in fitting all types of materials.

Insulation has varying environmental impacts depending on its material. Several options are eco-friendly, including cellulose, which is made from recycled materials. Furthermore, insulation contributes to environmental sustainability by reducing energy consumption.

You can discuss your specific needs and concerns with our specialist loft insulation installers in South Wales.

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Our Loft Insulation Installers Will Carry Out a Full Survey of Your Loft Space in Order to Prepare an Accurate Quotation

Benefits of Loft Insulation

Reduction in Heat Loss & Energy Bills

Fewer Draughts & Increased Comfort

Helps to Lower Global Carbon Emissions

Warmer Rooms During Winter Months

Cooler Rooms During Summer Months