External Wall Insulation Grants UK

Internal wall insulation V/S External wall insulation

Don’t have a wall cavity? External wall insulation is the best alternative! For solid walls, there are ideally two ways to insulate them.
Internal wall insulation: Internal wall insulation is applied to the inner surface of the main exterior of walls. Typically, this is more cost-effective, but of course, it has some limitations.
External wall insulation: External wall insulation is the process of adding insulation to an already-existing wall. For weather protection, the wall is usually completed with render or another type of cladding.
External wall insulation works wonders to improve the thermal efficiency of dwellings with solid walls.

External Wall Insulation Cost

A three-bedroom semi-detached house costs between £5,000 and £9,000. A bigger separate home, on the other hand, might cost between £8,000 and £15,000. In addition, you can’t avoid the extra costs that come up when pipes and wires need to be lifted or replaced. When you want to get the best U value for your wall, it’s smart to split the needed insulation thickness between cavity-fill and external ways.

Your Path to a Greener, Warmer Home

Heating City Energy Ltd is not just a service; it’s a commitment to your well-being and the environment. Join hands with us to transform your house into a cosy haven, boost its energy efficiency, and contribute to a sustainable future. Let’s make your home a beacon of warmth and savings together!

Lack of a Wall Cavity

Many older homes don’t have a wall cavity, which makes it harder to insulate. If you don’t have a cavity, you can’t use traditional ways like cavity wall insulation. Heating City Energy Ltd offers expert solutions like external wall insulation, designed specifically for houses without cavities.

Don't Lose Floor Space

To insulate internally, you have to put things on the inside of the outside walls, which takes up floor space. Building a wood frame, putting in rigid foam insulation, adding a vapour barrier, and ending with a plasterboard are all parts of this process. As time passes, the Build-up could cause you to lose 100–150 mm of floor space, which is a big problem, especially in homes with smaller rooms.

Embrace Eco-Friendly Comfort

Choose warmth that’s good for the planet. External Wall Insulation reduces your carbon footprint by minimizing energy consumption, making your home a haven for both you and the environment. So, you can snuggle up knowing you’re doing your part for a greener future.