Underfloor Insulation
Reduce your energy bills up to 50%
In order to increase your home’s efficiency, we provide a range of loft insulation solutions grant.
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You could be eligible to obtain free underfloor insulation as part of the ECO4 program.
Low-income households and those who may have trouble affording the cost of heating their home may be eligible for a free grant under the ECO scheme, which would result in the installation of free underfloor insulation provided they meet the requirements and the project is suitable for their property.
In cold climates, uninsulated homes lose 25% of heat through the roof. Loft insulation, lasting 40+ years, is a cost-effective solution, optimizing heating efficiency and reducing energy bills and carbon footprint.
If the current insulation is level with or below the loft floor joists (i.e., 4 inches or less), you may qualify for a grant to top up the insulation.
A small amount of boarding is allowed, but if it exceeds 20%, boards must be lifted before work. Installers can’t lift boards or help with joist adjustments.
The loft hatch must be 400mm/16″ square. Installers may enlarge it, or a builder can assist.
While guarantees are not mandatory, some installers offer optional two-year financial protection mechanisms. Mandatory guarantees may be introduced in 2021.
Benefits of Loft Insulation Grant
- Income-based Jobseeker's Allowance (JSA)
- Income Support
- Pension Credit (Guarantee Credit)
- Universal Credit (UC)
- Working Tax Credit (WTC)
- Child Tax Credits (CTC)
- Disability Living Allowance (DLA)
- Attendance Allowance
- Personal Independence Payment (PIP)
- Carer's Allowance
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Insulate the floorboards under the ground level floorboards to stop draughts and save money every year!
You can keep your house warm by insulating your floor. Lifting the flooring and installing mineral wool insulation supported by netting between the joists are two methods for insulating timber floors. If your home has a cellar. You may easily install insulation under your wooden flooring. This provides access to the underfloor void.
If your home has a cellar or basement, it’s likely that the floorboards lie over the joists and that the floor is suspended. These flooring typically lose heat relatively quickly. Another sign that you probably have a suspended floor that might benefit from under floor insulation is the presence of air bricks or ventilation bricks.