Cavity wall insulation is one of the most effective measures for reducing heat loss in your home. Not only are there no aftercare requirements it also guarantees up to 70% reduction of heat loss from your property. CWI can reduce heating bills by up to 30%, making it very attractive for homeowners.

Internal wall insulation (IWI) is a highly efficient energy saving measure that involves fitting insulation material to the interior walls of your property. This is then covered in a vapour barrier to protect from air and moisture penetration.

Internal Wall Insulation prevents heat loss, keeps individual rooms warmer all whilst saving you up to 35% on your energy bills. IWI also significantly reduces the possibility of condensation appearing in your home.

Installing EWI is an excellent way to improve both the exterior finish of your property and potentially increase it’s value. Additionally, EWI can provide up to £400 savings annually on energy bills. This makes it a great investment aesthetically and financially.

External wall insulation is particularly effective on traditionally more difficult-to-heat solid wall properties. The insulation works by creating a thermal barrier between the exterior and interior of the home, helping to maintain a consistent temperature throughout. This method of insulating can be applied to all wall types providing benefits and options to all homeowners.

Loft insulation has a multitude of benefits, most importantly its ability to reduce, on average, 1/3 of heat loss through your roof. It can be carried out on any roof with an accessible loft space and will dramatically increase your home’s energy efficiency rating.

Furthermore, loft insulation is designed to last 40 years therefore it’s an ideal solution for any homeowner wanting a warmer more cost effective home.

This insulation technique creates a barrier between your internal and external room walls. Room in the Roof significantly reduces your energy bills and can last for over 40 years. Since heat commonly rises and escapes through the roof, Room in the Roof is one of the most efficient insulation solutions.

Solar PV is a great energy efficiency measure for your home as it allows you to power your home with renewable energy. Photovoltaic panels are fitted to the roof to collect solar radiation, even on cloudy days, which makes them a good energy source all year round. Using solar energy helps you save on your electric bill and reduce your carbon footprint at the same time.

With a battery storage system, you could become completely self sustainable whilst selling your excess energy back to the National Grid.

Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs) are an energy efficiency measure that can significantly reduce your heating costs. Using outside air as it’s heating source an ASHP can provide heat at temperatures as low as -10°C, far lower than most gas boilers are capable of. Depending on the type installed, ASHPs can be used to heat both your home and water supply efficiently. In contrast to other conventional heating systems, ASHPs require far less energy to operate. Installation of an ASHP can effectively save you money on heating costs whilst also providing a reliable heat source for your home.

Gas boilers

If you have a non-condensing boiler we may be able to upgrade this to a condensing gas combi-boiler through ECO4 or government lead funding.

Air Source Heat Pump (ASHP)

If your property is ‘off-gas’ meaning it uses oil, LPG, electric or solid fuel to heat it you may be eligible for a heating upgrade to ASHP*.

*This can only be installed alongside Solar PV panels.

Electric Storage Heaters (ESH)

If Electric Storage Heaters heat your home you may be eligible for an upgrade to Modern Slimline Storage Heaters or even an Air Source Heat Pump.

First Time Central Heating

If a gas meter was present before April 2022 you may be eligible for a free heating upgrade to First-time central heating (Gas Boiler).