Home Insulation
Improving the insulation on a home is one of the best ways to improve its energy efficiency, with the potential to drastically reduce its heating bills and carbon footprint, all while making it a more comfortable place to live.
There are many different ways to improve the insulation of your home, at the attic and roof level, in the walls, and beneath the floors, all of which can dramatically reduce the heat loss from the building fabric.
The SEAI offers many grants which can help homeowners with the cost of installing new insulation, making it these essential home upgrades more affordable and accisble for all.
We can guide you through the many different insulation options available today, the different materials they may use, and things to look for when seeking a good installer in your area.
Different Types of Home Insulation
Adding more attic insulation to your home can save you hundreds of euro each year on your heating bills.
Cavity Wall Insulation involves pumping an insulation material into the cavity space between the inner and outer walls.
External Wall Insulation is one of the most comprehensive ways to improve the performance of your home in terms of heat loss and energy efficiency.
Internal wall insulation is one of two methods of insulating solid walls, with a layer of insulation added to the inside surface of the wall.
Up to 10% of a home’s heat can be lost through its floor, yet people rarely think about adding insulation there.
