Designed for homes with solid walls that typically lose heat, by applying insulation to the exterior of your home, it effectively enhances both comfort and energy efficiency.
Understanding external wall insulation
Applied to homes typically built before the 1920s, it involves fitting insulation material to the outside walls and then covering it with a special type of render or cladding.
This method not only improves thermal performance, reducing the amount of heat lost through walls, but also can transform the external appearance of your property. It significantly improves warmth and energy efficiency while potentially increasing the home's value.
External wall insulation is suitable for solid brick or stone homes, often pre-1920s, but it’s also offered where cavity wall insulation isn’t possible or enough.Let’s walk through costs, materials, the installation process, and the most common questions you might have about external wall insulation.