External Wall Insulation: We apply insulation to the exterior walls of your home to create a thermal barrier that keeps heat in during the winter and out during the summer. This not only improves comfort but also enhances the appearance of your home.
Loft Insulation: We install high-quality insulation in your loft to prevent heat from escaping through your roof. This can significantly reduce your heating costs and make your home warmer in the winter.
Room in Roof Insulation: If you have converted your loft into living space, we can insulate the slopes and ceilings to ensure that your room in the roof is both energy efficient and warm for the winter.
Cavity Wall Insulation: If your home has a gap between the outer and inner walls of the building, EEH-Solutions, as a registered installer, can install insulation material in between the gap, confining heat. The average homeowner can save between £100 and £370 on energy bills depending on the size and age of the home.
EWI
Loft Insulation
Room in Roof Insulation
Cavity Wall Insulation
Benefits
Reduced Energy Bills: By reducing heat loss, fabric installation can significantly lower your heating costs, saving you money in the long run.
Reduced Carbon Footprint: By using less energy to heat your home, you'll be reducing your carbon footprint and contributing to a more sustainable future.
Improved Comfort: A well-insulated home is warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer, creating a more comfortable living environment.
Increased Property Value: Energy-efficient homes are becoming increasingly desirable, and fabric installation can add value to your property.
It is one of the most effective ways of improving the energy efficiency of your property, having a number of benefits over other more traditional means of insulation, such as cavity fill or insulated dry lining.
The Energy Savings Trust estimates that up to ⅓ of the heat generated internally in a poorly insulated house can be lost through the walls and roof. Therefore, an installation of EWI can reduce heating costs up to around 40%.
It depends on your loft’s accessibility, existing insulation levels and budget - for instance, loose-fill insulation is more ideal for hard-to-areas and a less accessible loft. EEH-Solutions can assist you with this choice.
This depends on the type and condition of the existing insulation - if it is in good condition and meets the recommended thickness (270mm), it may only need to be topped up. However, if it is damaged or insufficient, it is best to remove and/or replace.
