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Insulated attic showing boarding for lofts

Keep the warmth in, and the costs down

Did you know that up to 25% of your home's heat can escape through an uninsulated roof?

Most UK houses are built with a cold loft structure, where insulation sits above the ceiling to keep warmth inside your living spaces, while the loft itself remains cold.  But if your insulation is old, damaged, or too thin, you could be wasting energy and money every winter.
 
The recommended insulation depth for a typical UK loft is 270mm of mineral wool. Many older properties fall short of this recommendation.

Upgrading your loft insulation can help reduce heat loss, lower energy bills, and keep your home warmer and more comfortable.  And with properly designed loft boarding, you can also create useful storage space without compromising insulation performance or ventilation.

Serving Postcode:

AL1–AL10, LU1–LU7, SG1–SG6, HP1–HP4, WD4-WD7, WD17–WD18.

Insulation being installed before boarding for lofts
Measuring insulation depth for boarding for lofts.
Metal loft ladder extended for boarding for lofts access
Wooden folding ladder for boarding for lofts access

Loft Insulation

Loft Boarding

Loft Ladder

Loft Hatch

Top up insulation to 270mm
£400–£800
(depending on the size of the loft)

Raising the existing boarding allows us to add top-up insulation.
Loft boarding can significantly increase your storage space.

Standard loft boarding: £50 per m²
Raised loft boarding: £80 per m²

Aluminium loft ladder:
£210–£350

Timber folding loft ladder:
£350–£550
(depending on installation difficulty)

Replacement insulated loft hatch

£120–£250

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New or enlarged loft hatch

£220–£500

(depending on installation difficulty)

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