External Wall Insulation involves affixing insulated panels to a property’s outer substrate and applying a render finish, enhancing warmth, efficiency, and aesthetics.

For properties built before 1930 with solid walls, lacking a cavity, and typically measuring 220mm to 250mm in thickness, nearly half of the heat is lost through the walls without insulation, contributing to unnecessary expenses and environmental harm.

Solid walls can be effectively insulated through high-density insulation applied internally, externally, or both.

Internal wall insulation involves insulating the internal surface of external walls, serving as a commendable alternative to external wall insulation. In our perspective, it’s a superior option, particularly for properties with distinctive character.

A significant portion of heat loss in solid-walled properties occurs through the walls. Insulating these walls reduces the rate of heat loss, preserving warmth within your home. Internal wall insulation adds an extra insulating layer to internal walls, enhancing the overall finish of your property.

Our internal wall insulation entails mechanically fixing and gluing insulated PIR boards onto existing walls within your property.

While insulating solid walls from the inside may incur higher costs than insulating standard cavity walls, the resultant savings on heating bills are proportionately substantial.