Free Insulation Grant

Are you eligible for a free insulation grant? Apply today to find out. Home insulation acts as a barrier that helps regulate the temperature inside your home. In cold weather, it prevents heat from escaping, and in hot weather, it prevents heat from entering. Our trained experts can offer the appropriate solution to maximise the effects insulation has on your home.

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1Do you want to apply for a free home insulation grant?

2Free Insulation Grant Scheme

3Types of Insulation Available

4Home Insulation Benefits

5Keep Your Home Warm

6Got A Question About Insulation?

Free Insulation Grant Scheme

Free insulation grants for your home are available through a UK government scheme, aimed at improving energy efficiency and reducing carbon emissions. These grants are often provided to homeowners and tenants to help cover the cost of installing insulation measures such as loft insulation, cavity wall insulation, and solid wall insulation.

The availability of grants and the eligibility criteria can vary depending on factors such as location, household income, and the type of property. Typically, these grants are part of broader energy efficiency programs like the Energy Company Obligation (ECO).

By offering financial assistance for insulation upgrades, these grants aim to make homes more energy-efficient, reduce energy bills for occupants, and contribute to the UK’s efforts to combat climate change. To find out whether you are eligible, simply complete our online form and one of our representatives will be in touch shortly.

Types of Insulation Available

Cavity Wall Insulation

Cavity wall insulation is installed in the gap (cavity) between the inner and outer walls of a building. It helps to reduce heat loss through the walls by filling this gap with insulating material. Typically, cavity wall insulation is made from materials such as mineral wool, foam boards, or polystyrene beads. It can significantly improve the energy efficiency of a building and reduce heating costs.
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External Wall Insulation

External wall insulation (EWI) is often chosen for solid walls because it improves thermal performance without reducing internal floor space. By insulating the building from the outside, it helps retain heat more effectively, lowers U-values, and can enhance overall energy efficiency. EWI also protects the structure from weathering and can improve the external appearance of a property, while minimising disruption to occupants during installation since most of the work is carried out externally.
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Floor Insulation

Floor insulation in the home can be a vital component for enhancing energy efficiency and comfort. By insulating your floors, you can significantly reduce heat loss, which helps maintain a consistent indoor temperature and lower energy bills. It acts as a barrier against cold drafts and dampness, particularly in properties with uninsulated floors over crawl spaces or basements. Proper floor insulation not only improves thermal performance but also contributes to a quieter living environment by reducing noise from below. Ultimately, floor insulation is an effective way to ensure a warmer, more energy-efficient, and comfortable home year-round.
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Internal Wall Insulation

Internal wall insulation involves adding insulation to the interior surface of external walls within a building. This can help improve the thermal efficiency of a property by reducing heat loss through the walls. Internal wall insulation is commonly achieved using materials like rigid foam boards or insulated plasterboard, which are fixed to the existing wall surface.
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Loft Insulation

Loft insulation is typically installed in the space between the roof and the ceiling of the top floor of a building. It helps to prevent heat from escaping through the roof, keeping the space below warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer. Loft insulation is often made from materials like fiberglass, cellulose, or mineral wool and is available in rolls or batts.
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Room in Roof Insulation

Room in roof insulation, also known as attic or roof space insulation, involves insulating the space directly under the roof of a building that is used as a living area or storage space. This type of insulation helps to keep the space below more comfortable by reducing heat loss through the roof. It can be installed using various insulation materials, such as fiberglass, cellulose, or foam boards, depending on the specific requirements of the roof structure and building design.
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Home Insulation Benefits

Maintain Consistent Temperatures Throughout Your Home

Proper insulation prevents drafts, cold spots, and overheating, creating a more pleasant living environment regardless of external weather conditions. You’ll use less energy for heating your home. Helping you conserve natural resources and lower your greenhouse gas emissions. Contact Fairway Energy today, and we can get an insulation expert to assess your home.

Improved Energy Efficiency

Reduced Energy Bills

Reduced Carbon Emissions

Keep Your Home Warm

By choosing Fairway Energy for your free insulation grant installation, you can be sure that your home will stay warm all year.

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What is insulation, and why is it important?

Insulation is a fabric measure which is used to seal the building and retain the heat within your property.

How is insulation installed?

We provide multiple insulation measures, depending on each property’s eligibility via the government grant schemes.

Loft Insulation: This is usually wool loft insulation roll, which is rolled out in-between joists in the property’s loft, and cross-laid to provide full coverage and government-set required depths.

Internal Wall Insulation (IWI): This is foam-backed battens that are fixed to the walls at set intervals. We then friction-fit the IWI between each batten to ensure full coverage of the wall. We then install a Vapour Control Layer (VCL) which allows the wall to release moisture. Finally, we then cover with plaster boards and seal the edges with an airtight sealant, before plastering.

Cavity Wall Insulation (CWI): This is installed via a series of drill holes, which fills the cavity between each wall with expanding polystyrene beads. The wall is then sealed with mortar to prevent the beads escaping. Once completed, this retains the heat. It’s important to note that this method is subject to survey and pre-approval from the IAA.

Underfloor insulation is also available but very minimal in the government schemes currently available.

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