External and Internal Wall Insulation

We will help you access funding to cover all of, or part of the cost towards:

• Loft Insulation
• Cavity Wall Insulation
• Internal Wall Insulation
• External Wall Insulation
• Solid Wall Insulation
• Room In Roof Insulation

Solid walls are typically poor heat conductors and allow twice as much heat to escape as cavity walls. Internally or externally, high-density insulation material can be used to insulate solid walls.

If you're having trouble determining whether or not your walls have a hollow, you can usually check by comparing the brick pattern to that of neighbouring buildings. If the wall's thickness is 260mm or more, it's likely to have a cavity.

Look at the brick pattern if the masonry is exposed. If all of the bricks are oblong and stacked end-to-end, there will probably be a cavity in the wall. The wall is likely to be solid if some of the bricks are laid with their square face facing.

If the wall is made of stone, it will almost certainly be solid.

According to the Energy Saving Trust, a typical detached house in the United Kingdom saves thousands of pounds each year.

There are grants for external wall insulation (EWI) and internal wall insulation (IWI), but the likelihood is that they will only go part of the way.

In most situations, you will receive a grant to cover the full cost of the installation.

The Green Homes Grant initiative, which is run by the government, provides financial support for a number of insulation and low-carbon heating solutions.

If you reside in a low-income home and receive disability payments, you may be eligible for a £10,000 voucher to cover all of your costs. If you live in the United Kingdom, EE Homes may be able to assist with funding.

Fill out our online request form to learn more about the plan.

Government grants are available through the ECO Scheme for installing energy-efficient wall insulation.

TThe following benefits and criteria must be met in order to qualify for Solid Wall Insulation: Your home must have solid external brick or stone walls, and you must obtain one of the following qualifying perks or satisfy established ECO Flex standards.

Pension Credit – Guarantee Credit

Pension Credit – Savings Credit

(Over one million pensioners are entitled to Pension Credit but don’t claim it. To check whether you are eligible click HERE go to the Government website.)

• Universal Credit
• Child Tax Credit
• Working Tax Credit
• Income-Related Employment and Support Allowance (ESA)
• Income-Based Job Seeker’s Allowance (JSA)
• Income Support
• Child Benefit (subject to maximum household income thresholds)
• Housing Benefit

Existing ECONOMY Flex Rules allow local authorities to advise a homeowner that he or she qualifies for the gas central heating subsidies for pensioners scheme without having to obtain one of the qualifying benefits listed above.

Cavity wall insulation is simple to install in homes with cavity walls. However, insulating solid brick or stone external walls is more difficult and hence more costly in properties with solid brick or stone exterior walls.

External walls can either be insulated on the outside (External Wall Insulation) or within (Internal Wall Insulation).

External Wall Insulation and Internal Wall Insulation may be installed using grants.