Many houses built between roughly 1920 and 1975 have an empty cavity between the inner and outer wall. A lot of heat escapes there. Filling that space keeps the heat inside.
For cavity wall insulation we drill small holes in the mortar joints of the outer wall. Through these holes we fill the cavity with insulation material. Then we close the holes in a colour that matches your brickwork.
You notice the difference straight away: the walls feel less cold, the heating does not have to work as hard and the house stays warm for longer. In summer it stays a little cooler inside.
Material
We fill the cavity with blown insulation: insulation flakes that fill the cavity completely.
In a typical home we are usually finished within a day.
Little disruption
We mainly work outside. You will hardly notice it indoors.
Quick payback
Cavity wall insulation is one of the cheapest ways to save energy.
Our approach
How it works in practice
Request
Fill in the form, call us or send a WhatsApp message.
Free survey
We look at your home and give honest advice.
Fixed price
You receive the quote in writing. No surprises afterwards.
Installation
We carry out the work on a day that suits you and tidy up afterwards.
Questions
Frequently asked questions about cavity wall insulation
How do I know if my house has a cavity wall?
During the survey we measure the thickness of the wall and look into the cavity with a small camera. Then we know for sure whether there is a cavity and whether it is already filled.
Will the holes stay visible?
No. We fill the holes with mortar in a colour that matches your joints as closely as possible.
