Home insulation solution – keeping you warmer in winter and cooler in summer
Insulation works as a barrier against the transfer of heat. In winter, we generate warmth inside the home and effective insulation keeps the heat there. Our thermostat recognises when the house has reached a set temperature and the heater is automatically switched off. Without insulation , however, warmth escapes and the heater has to continue producing heat to maintain the desired temperature. The result is a higher energy bill. In summer the roles are reversed. The heat is then on the outside and the same insulation stops much of it from penetrating the home. This reduces the need for air-conditioning units to run and you pay less on your energy bill. Many people report that they have earned back the cost of insulating their home already within the first few years. Insulate your ceiling, walls and underfloor and save on your energy bills Thermal insulation is mainly installed in ceilings, walls and underfloors. Most heat enters and escapes through the roof, so the ceiling shou...