Insulating Your Home Results in £450 Yearly Energy Savings
The added insulation will help lower your energy bills and aid in combating mould and condensation
Infinity Property Management Ltd.

Properties in the UK that are built after the 1920s typically have cavity walls. Cavity walls are named for the gap in between their two wall layers. It is in this cavity, that insulation material can be injected.
While cavity walls are generally better insulated than solid walls, their thermal efficiency can still be improved drastically through Cavity Wall Insulation. The added insulation will help lower your energy bills and aid in combating mould and condensation.
Central heating accounts for over 75% of the energy expenditure of an average UK household. Since homes with solid walls, on average, allow 45% of generated heat to escape, you’re essentially throwing money away by not insulating your walls.
If you’re tired of a cold and energy inefficient house that’s plagued with mould and condensation, it’s time for you thought about insulating your home with Exterior Wall Insulation. The process involves installing a layer of insulating material to your outer wall. And all of this is done with minimal disruption of your home’s interior.
Cavity Wall Insulation involves filling the gap between your walls with the insulation material of your choice. You can choose from mineral wool, polystyrene beads, and foamed insulants.
To insert the insulation material into the wall cavity, small holes around 23 millimeters in size must be drilled in the mortar joints of your walls. For maximum coverage, the holes should be roughly 1.5 meters apart.
Once the holes are drilled, the installers will blow the insulation into the cavity using specialized equipment. Once the cavity is full of insulation material, the holes must be filled-in, to prevent moisture from seeping in. The entire process takes about 2 hours and if done properly, no further maintenance will be needed.
The thermal efficiency that results from Exterior/External Wall Insulation can help you save £120 – £455 a year, depending on your wall structure and the type of house you own. A home with optimal thermal efficiency also has the added advantage of being free from damp and mould because of the absence of cold spots that can cause condensation.
Not only is Exterior Wall Insulation practical, it can also serve as an aesthetic measure. You can choose from a wide range of textured or smooth finishes that are available in various colours, adding a touch of warmth and personal flair to the facade of your home.
Your property likely has cavity walls if:
Your property is suitable for cavity wall insulation if it meets the following criteria:
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