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What you could save
These are indications what an average property would save over a year by implementing various measures
Loft Insulation
Loft insulation is one of the easiest ways you can use to improve the energy efficiency of your property – with significant savings available from just a small investment, and very little disruption to you or your property.
Cavity wall insulation
Cavity wall insulation can be added relatively easily by simply injecting insulation in foam form into the cavity from the outside. Your installer will drill small holes through the outside walls, and spray the insulation into the cavity.
Draught Proofing
Identifying and sealing any gaps in your property's structure, particularly around windows and doors. By effectively blocking these openings, you prevent warm air from escaping, resulting in enhanced energy efficiency and financial savings.
Why book a Home Energy Report?
Booking a Home Energy Report opens doors to various possibilities. Whether you aspire to maximize your property's eco-friendliness, seek cost-efficient methods to run your home, or aim to achieve an EPC rating of D or higher for a buy-to-let or rental property, our assessment will provide the information you need.
Based on an EPC our Home Energy Survey looks at all aspects of your property, from the insulation, to the heating system and incorporates Thermal imaging to check for correct ventilation and to indentify any air leaks.
We supply you with a comprehensive report so that you can make informed decisions about the various measures available and associated costs in making improvements to your home.
Construction | Air leakage | Insulation | Ventilation | Heating
Enhancing the efficiency of your property in retaining heat involves minimizing air flow from inside to outside, resulting in reduced spending on heating during the winter months.
A crucial aspect is ensuring the energy efficiency of your windows. Adequate draught proofing and correctly sealed double glazed windows are essential.
Additionally, examining the composition of external walls is vital, as approximately one-third of heat loss in uninsulated properties occurs through the walls. Consider adding extra wall insulation to prevent the walls from serving as thermal bridges.
Insulation plays a pivotal role in optimizing a property's energy efficiency. Ideally, incorporating insulation during the construction phase conceals insulating materials within the property's structure. Fortunately, retrofitting insulating materials has become increasingly cost-effective for all properties.
For optimal results, loft insulation is often recommended, especially if your property lacks existing insulation. Even if your loft is already insulated, advancements in techniques and materials may offer opportunities for further improvement, with insulation options available to increase to a depth of 350mm.