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Cold At Home?
The Solution Is Here

Comfort starts with better heating—discover it today.

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About insulation

Heating costs are on the up, and in the UK we have a challenge to keep warm whilst not spending a fortune on our energy bills. As a nation we have stringent carbon targets to meet later on this decade.

With UK properties being some of the leakiest in Europe, external wall solid wall insulation is a fantastic energy efficiency measure to help reduce carbon emissions and keep heating bill rises in check.

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Why choose external solid wall insulation?

Most properties built prior to 1930 were constructed with solid walls, so they don’t have cavities that can be injected with insulation. These solid wall properties can be insulated with external solid wall insulation. Slowing the movement of heat out through the walls and dramatically reducing heating demand.

Advantages of our method

Discover the key benefits of our external insulation solutions using expanded polystyrene and decorative render:

Energy saving

Reduces heat loss by up to 30%, leading to significant savings on heating.

Waterproofing

Provides excellent waterproofing for walls, protecting against the humid Northern Ireland climate.

Lack of interior decoration

Eliminates the need for interior finishing work, saving time and costs.

Exterior works

All insulation and finishing work is carried out on the outside the building without disrupting the inside.

Improving your comfort

Helps reduce indoor humidity levels, creating more comfortable and warmer living conditions.

Aesthetics

Decorative plaster enhances the look of your home.

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Our Process

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The process is relatively complex, but the basic steps are outlined below:
 

  1. Insulating panels are fixed to the wall using adhesive mortar.

  2. Plastic capped fixings are driven through the insulating panels for maximum adhesion to the wall.

  3. Mortar is applied over the insulating panels and the fixings.

  4. An insulating mesh is sunk into the mortar to hold the panels in position.

  5. The mortar is sanded and painted with primer to prepare it for the render

  6. The coloured render finish is applied (available in any colour).*

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Take the first step towards a more comfortable and energy-efficient home.

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