Why Insulate?

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Insulation works as a barrier to heat flow and is essential for keeping your home warm in the winter and cool in the summer.

A well-insulated and designed home provides year-round comfort, whilst saving you as much as 50% on your energy bills. This, in turn, reduces greenhouse gas emissions.

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 Insulation can also help with weatherproofing and eliminate moisture problems such as Condensation

ROOFS & CEILINGS

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Roofs and ceilings work in conjunction to reduce the transfer of hot and cold energy.

As much as 45% of your energy can be lost through this part of your home.

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When evaluating your ceiling, we can also review the roof and provide insulation options to be installed directly under the tiles to reflect radiant heat.

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You can always tell who hasn’t insulated their loft space because birds tend to sit on their roof, enjoying all the warmth coming up from the house below. Heat rises, and those wily birds are quick to take advantage.

Another way to tell is in the winter, houses with thick snow on their roof tend to have better insulation than those with melted snow.

The last and final way to check is top measure your current insulation using a tape measure, the current industry standards for loft insulation is 270mm minimum since 1970.