Roof Insulation The majority of our roof insulation is installed using traditional mineral fibre mat to the appropriate thickness. This material can be laid in one layer or two layers fitted at right angles as required. In circumstances where the roof pitch is very low or if there is some other difficulty with access we do have the facilities to blow in loose material fibre to the correct depth and density.

Roof Vents
Ventilation should always be considered in conjuction with thermal insulations and draught proofing as failure to do so could lead to problems with condensation, and in most severe cases, mould growth. Miller Pattison install a range of products including eaves, ridge and tile vents which can be fitted when roof insulation is been upgraded. In most severe cases of condensation an automatically controlled fan can be installed, which, by positive pressure, forces moisture laden air out of the house. This measure can have a dramatic effect on both the fabric on the building and the environment for the occupiers.

Vertical/Overhead Insulation
Most situations can provide a "warm room" construction where room insulation access is not possible. Insulation can be fixed by way of support netting or alternatively can be stapled into position to provide the degree of thermal efficiency required maintaining the necessary ventilation between insulation and the roof covering. Vertical studded walls can be insulated with batts and visqueen applied later if required. Studded walls may be insulated with dense slabs to provide a level of acoustic insulation between adjoining rooms.

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