Cavity Wall Insulation

Cavity wall insulation can reduce this heat loss by up to 70 percent.

Your home can lose up to half of its heat through walls that have not been insulated. Cavity wall insulation can reduce this heat loss by up to 70 percent. You could see energy bills that are up to 25 percent lower.

Another benefit of using cavity wall insulation is a decrease in the amount of CO2 in your home. CO2 is generated when you heat your home and is seen as a major factor in global warming. You can reduce the amount of your energy bills and the negative impact you make on the earth by installing cavity wall insulation.

Homes built prior to 1982 are much less energy efficient than newer homes due to building regulations enacted that year that called for better insulation. If your home was built after 1982 there is probably no need to install additional insulation.

Did you know that almost fifty percent of the heat your home loses is through the walls? To prevent this you may want to consider installing cavity wall insulation, which is injected into the space between your inner and outer brickwork. This process is fairly inexpensive and quick, and does a wonderful job of stopping heat loss by trapping air pockets.

A home that has installed cavity wall insulation will be less susceptible to dramatic changes in outdoor temperature. This will make your home feel warmer overall and reduce the burden placed on your heating system.

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