The average home loses as much as 60% of all heat through the roof and walls. The most effective way to conserve energy and prevent heat loss is to have cavity wall and loft insulation fitted. Installing these measures will significantly reduce your energy bills whilst reducing harmful carbon dioxide emissions. Energy prices are rising all the time so it is more important than ever to insulate your home.

In most houses built after the 1920's, the external walls are made of two layers with a small air gap or 'cavity' between them. Filling this gap with insulating material acts as a barrier, preventing heat from escaping and also preventing the build up of condensation on your walls and ceiling.

Loft Insulation acts as a blanket, trapping heat rising from rooms below. It is laid over the floor of the loft and also between any visible joists.