External wall insulation is an excellent insulation product, for homes with solid walls with no cavities.

Solid wall insulation is a very cost-effective way to insulate your home against the cold winter months. The extra layer acts as a barrier to the cold. It stops heat from escaping through the walls and also stops drafts from coming in.

External insulation is a layer of insulation that is fixed to the outside walls of your home. This layer will then be finished with a coat of render or an alternative cladding to protect it from harsh weather conditions.

External wall insulation

This is a very cost-effective way to insulate your home against the cold winter months. The extra layer acts as a barrier to the cold. It stops heat from escaping through the walls and also stops drafts from coming in.

Around 35% of heat escapes through the walls of your home.
This happens through conduction, as your walls are in physical contact with the colder temperatures outside. Because of this, inefficient wall insulation could also result in mould and mildew building on the inside of the home.

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Benefits of external wall insulation

  • Easy to install with minimal disruption to inside-home living.
  • It’s a clean and efficient job.
  • It makes your home warmer and more comfortable.
  • Improves the energy efficiency of your home – SAVING YOU money.
  • It’s weather resistant.
  • Acts as an additional soundproof barrier.
  • Enhances the appearance of your home.
  • There is a huge range of renders /cladding available for wrapping your home.

How much is external wall insulation?

The cost of insulation will depend on the size of the area that needs to be serviced. The materials used and location will also need to be considered. To get a quote for your home, contact us by phone or by using the contact form below.

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