Underfloor Insulation grants
ECO3 SCHEME
Underfloor Insulation
Grants
With inadequate or no underfloor insulation, your home will be suffering 15% heat loss
If you are living in an old house, built with suspended timber floorboards instead of a concrete foundation, installing underfloor insulation is the best method to stop draughts, allowing your home to preserve more heat.
You can save between £50 - £120 every year in energy costs with professionally fitted floor insulation.
Underfloor insulation is an excellent addition to boiler replacement measure, installed together they will significantly improve the energy efficiency of your house.
Moreover, your CO2 savings could reach above 1900kg per year, meaning your home will be more environmentally friendly too.
Is underfloor insulation right for my home?
If the ground floor is built on wooden joists with a gap underneath, then underfloor insulation is a straightforward job.
Older houses are built with a suspended floor using timber joists and floorboards over the top, and a small gap underneath.
If you have a suspended floor, then lifting the floorboards and insulating between the joists is comparatively simple. Our installers remove one board every metre to pin the insulation underneath.
Any floorboard removed are replaced with brand new floorboards.
If any damp problems are affecting the floor or any signs of rot or insect damage, you must resolve this issue before any underfloor insulation can take place.
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Installation
Fully certified gas safe heating engineers perform all our boiler installations.
Frequently asked questions (FAQs)
You don't need to insulate the floors of upstairs rooms in your house if they're above heated spaces, like your living room.
It would help if you considered insulating any floors that are above unheated spaces, as you could be losing a lot of heat through those.
Check your eligibility
Use our simple online form to find out if you qualify for government-backed ECO3 grants.
