Solid Wall Insulation

Solid wall insulation is specifically designed for properties built without a cavity, providing a highly effective method to boost energy efficiency. By minimising heat loss through your walls, it helps maintain a stable and warmer indoor temperature. We offer two main types of solid wall insulation solutions.

Insulating Layer: A high-performance layer of insulation is expertly applied to your home’s exterior walls. This forms a vital thermal barrier, significantly reducing heat loss when it’s cold outside.
Protective Finish: Over this insulation, we apply a durable protective finish, often a smart render. This not only enhances your home’s kerb appeal but also shields the insulation from the British weather.
Energy Savings: By drastically cutting heat transfer, your home stays much warmer in winter and cooler in summer. This means less reliance on your heating (and cooling), leading to noticeable savings on your energy bills.

Internal Insulating Layer: A thermal barrier is created by applying an insulating layer to the inside of your home’s solid walls. This helps to retain heat during colder months, ensuring a comfortable indoor temperature.
New Wall Finish: Once the insulation is expertly installed, a fresh interior wall finish is applied. This could be plaster, paint, or wall panels, enhancing your home’s appearance while protecting the insulation from everyday wear.
Enhanced Comfort & Savings: By significantly boosting your home’s thermal performance, internal wall insulation makes living spaces warmer and more energy-efficient, directly helping to reduce your energy bills.
Preserving Your Home’s Exterior: A key advantage is that this method leaves your home’s external appearance completely unchanged. It’s an ideal solution for properties like flats or those in conservation areas where external alterations aren’t possible.

Internal wall insulation is a practical way to improve energy efficiency and comfort without affecting your home’s original exterior, especially useful where external insulation isn’t viable.