Why Upgrade Your Insulation?
With energy costs constantly fluctuating across the UK, ensuring your home is thermally efficient is no longer a luxury—it is an absolute necessity. A quarter of your home's heat escapes straight through an under-insulated roof.
The UK government currently recommends a minimum depth of 270mm to 300mm of loft insulation. A simple test: if you can clearly see your ceiling joists when you pop your head into your loft, your home is severely under-insulated.
Our Expert Installation Process
- Precision Base Layer: We install a dense base layer of 100mm directly between your ceiling joists, cutting neatly around wiring and downlights.
- The Cross-Hatching Method: We lay a secondary, thicker layer of 170mm-200mm over the top at a strict 90-degree angle. This blankets the timbers and eliminates thermal bridging.
- Ventilation Preservation: Crucially, we ensure your eaves remain completely clear, preventing condensation, mould, and rot build-up.
We exclusively use high-grade Knauf Earthwool—a non-itch, incredibly safe, and highly sustainable insulation material with an A1 fire safety rating.
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Book a Free Insulation SurveyFrequently Asked Questions
How deep should loft insulation be?
Current UK building regulations recommend a minimum depth of 270mm to 300mm of quilt insulation to achieve optimal thermal efficiency and lower your heating bills.
Do you use fibreglass insulation?
We exclusively use premium Knauf Earthwool. It is non-itch, highly sustainable, incredibly safe, and boasts an A1 fire safety rating.
Will insulating my loft cause damp?
Not when installed correctly. Our experts always ensure cross-ventilation is maintained at the eaves so your roof timbers can breathe naturally.