Internal Wall Insulation Grants | Insulating Products
Insulate your Internal Walls and Save up on your Energy Bills
Insulating your internal walls could make a big impact on annual heating bills and make your home more comfortable.
Internal wall insulation is very similar to external wall insulation, except that the insulation is applied to the inside of the property rather than the outside. Internal wall insulation is done by fitting rigid insulation boards to the wall, or by building a stud wall filled in with insulation material such as mineral wool fibre.
Internal wall insulation can also make homes more responsive to heating. This is because the heat is retained directly within the room, rather than being stored in the walls. As such, it can provide a more effective solution for heating individual rooms.
Savings
You could save up to £435 each year by insulating an uninsulated Internal wall in a Detached property with solid walls. Based on the estimates by Energy saving trust
Reduces heat loss through your walls
Lowers your fuel bills
Keeps your home warmer in winter
The absence of damp, mould, and condensation.
- All figures are based on the estimates by the Energy Saving Trust.
- The services are Heavily Subsidised by the government funding. Exact quotation will be provided after initial assessment.
FAQ's
There are two ways to insulate a solid wall internally – with rigid insulation boards, or a stud wall.
Stud wall insulation is thicker than rigid insulation boards, so it will reduce the size of your room more. But a stud wall is strong enough to hold heavy fittings such as kitchen units, radiators or wash basins. Insulation boards need fixings that go through them and into the wall behind.
Is the wall’s surface even? If the plaster is uneven or plaster has been removed and the brickwork is uneven, the wall must be levelled with a layer of plaster or render before boards can be fitted, so a stud wall might be a better option.