If your home was built
after the 1930s, the chances are it will have cavity
walls. This means the external walls consist of two
layers with a gap, or cavity, between them. If this
cavity hasn’t been adequately insulated you could
be losing up to 35% of your home’s heat through
the walls, which in turn could be adding up to 25% on
to your energy bills.
But as well as adding to your
home energy costs, not having your cavity walls insulated
can also add to climate change. This is because energy
wastage creates increased carbon dioxide, methane
and nitrous oxide emissions, which are damaging to
the environment
Quick,
clean and easy to install
The good news is that insulating
your cavity walls is both quick and relatively inexpensive.
To do it, Hillserve use a material called Walltherm
Blown Wool. Made using environmentally friendly materials
and processes, this can be injected in to your walls’
cavities through small holes drilled in to the outside of
the property. Once complete, Hillserve will then re-fill
the holes, matching the existing bricks and mortar
as closely as possible.
Quality and durability guaranteed
Walltherm Blown Wool is manufactured
under the BSI Quality Assurance scheme and each installation
carries a 25-year warranty from the Cavity Insulation
Guarantee Agency (CIGA). The material is also rot-proof
and rated non-combustible, meaning it will actually
contribute to your property’s fire resistance.
For more on cavity
wall insulation and how Hillserve can help, call 0800
622415
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