Cavity Wall Insulation We are installers of a range of cavity wall insulation systems. All products are installed to the British Board of Agrément standards and are the leading cavity wall insulation system on the market. Each installation team is entirely self-sufficient and requires no further services or involvement of the client. Most cavity wall installations are completed within hours, and all with no inconvenience to other occupants or contrators. All of the products are water repellent, non-toxic, carry a guarantee and are suitable for use in all areas of the United Kingdom. With experienced, fully trained, carefully supervised cavity wall insulation installers, we are able to provide a highly effective and trouble- free service.

We are fully approved by the manufacturers to install both Rockwool Energysaver and Knauf Superfil Cavity Wall Insulation. The product can be injected into the cavity via the inner leaf and offers very impressive thermal performance. The material is injected through small 26mm or 22mm holes prior to boarding and plastering. Should external drilling be required, (i.e. refurbishment of an existing property), then the holes are drilled between the corners of the bricks to a precise approved drilling pattern with the mortar replaced and colour matched on completion.

Cavity Wall Insulation Procedures
Mineral cavity wall insulation injected into the cavity eliminates the requirements for expensive lightweight or insulated blockwork and can offer considerable cost savings over other techniques. In newly constructed buildings the cavity wall insulation is often installed through the inner leaf prior to plastering or dry lining. Materials and workmanship are fully guaranteed.

Cavity Wall Insulation - New Houses
The service that we offer is a true supply and fix installation using materials ex-stock from our own local depots. Fitting is carried out by our own teams and the client can be confident that both the materials and labour elements of the service are guaranteed. This can be in stark contrast to the technique whereby labour only bricklayers build in insulation slabs as building progresses. In these circumstances the house builder may be faced with unforeseen costs when he discovers that, although a manufacturer may stand by its product, the labour element remains the builders' responsibility. Building regulations require specific U values to be achieved.

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