Cavity Wall Insulation
It also works in reverse keeping you cooler in the summer months.
Domestic and General installed cavity wall insulation in over 15,000 homes last year, which means our installation teams are installing insulation in around 40 homes per day around the country.
Homes with cavity wall insulation save, according to The Energy Saving Trust, around £110 per year on their heating bill and prevent around 560kg of CO2 being emitted into the atmosphere.
Furthermore, grants are offered by the Government and energy companies to make cavity wall insulation more affordable. In some cases, you may even be entitled to insulate your home for free.
Features and Benefits
Cavity wall insulation provides a good return on a relatively small investment. Installed from around £99 for the average three-bed semi detached property, you can expect savings of £110 per year, according to the Energy Savings Trust, on your heating bill meaning it can pay for itself in in the first full year after installation. Furthermore, everyone is entitled to some level of non-repayable grant funding towards the cost of cavity wall insulation making it even more cost effective. Some people even qualify for free |
Benefits
- Provides a high level of thermal efficiency – warm in winter; cool in summer
- Reduces energy consumption and therefore heating bills
- Less demand on boilers
- Reduces condensation and black mould growth
- No maintenance required
- No disruption to inside your home
- Quick installation times – around two hours for a three-bed semi detached house
Key features
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One of our surveyors will be able to explain the various benefits of each type of insulation to you whilst visiting your property. |
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The ProductDomestic and General are fully accredited to install a wide range of cavity wall insulation systems meaning we are able to specify the system best suited to your property and your budget. |
The Process |
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What else can I do to insulate my home?
Deciding to insulate your cavity walls is a great first step to achieving better energy efficiency for your home and the associated reductions in your heating bills. However, to really capitalise on reductions in heating bills through energy efficiency, you should also consider insulating your loft space too |
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