Keep the warmth you already pay for
Loft insulation for homes in England and Wales, including sheep’s wool and recycled options. We explain it plainly and quote for free, in writing.
Get your free quote
Free, unhurried and no obligation. It takes about a minute.
Choose what goes into your loft
Every one of these keeps heat in. They differ in what they’re made from, how they feel and which lofts they suit. We’ll tell you honestly which fits yours.
- Sheep’s wool Soft to handle and copes well with damp. A good fit for older homes.
- Recycled plastic (polyester) Made from used plastic bottles. Clean, light and easy on the skin.
- Mineral wool The everyday choice. Good value and very effective.
- Blown (loose-fill) Blown in loose, for low or awkward lofts.
- Multifoil Thin quilted foil, fixed under the roof where space is tight.
- Rigid board (PIR) Slim boards cut between the joists, under a floor.
Where your heat slips away
Warm air rises. In a house with a thin loft, the bedrooms cool first and the heating runs longer to catch up.
A deep, even layer over the ceiling keeps that warmth in the rooms you use. It is one of the simplest improvements a home can have, and most lofts are done in a day.
See what your loft needsWhat we can do in your loft
Insulating it, putting right what’s wrong up there, and making room for storage without squashing the insulation.
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Loft insulation
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Loft insulation top-up
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Loft insulation removal
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Raised loft boarding
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Spray foam removal
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Loft ventilation
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Loft condensation and mould
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Loft pest-proofing
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Loft clearance and cleaning
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Loft ladders and hatches
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Loft inspection
- Something else?Tell us on the form. Choose “Not sure yet” and we’ll work it out with you.
Thinking about natural or recycled insulation?
Here is the honest version, so you can decide what matters to you.
- It keeps heat in just as well
- Sheep’s wool and recycled polyester insulate about as well as mineral wool for the same depth. You don’t give up warmth by choosing them.
- It’s kinder to handle
- Neither is itchy, so there’s less dust in the loft and on you when you go up there.
- Wool copes with damp
- Wool can take up moisture from the air and give it back, which suits older homes with solid walls and lime plaster.
- It usually costs more
- Natural materials cost more than mineral wool. Your quote can show both, so you can compare.
Every home has its own kind of loft
A Victorian terrace, a 1930s semi and a bungalow each need something a little different. Find yours.
What happens after you ask
Three unhurried steps, and nothing is agreed until you’ve read the quote.
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Tell us about your home
Your postcode, the kind of house and what you’d like. It takes about a minute.
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We explain your options
We look at the loft and talk you through what suits it, including natural and recycled materials.
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You get it in writing
A written quote with the work, the material and the price. Take your time; there’s no obligation.
Everything in writing, before anything starts
Your quote sets out what we’ll do in the loft, which material we’ll use and how deep, anything else we’ll fit, and the price. Eligible installations carry a guarantee of up to 5 years, and the quote says whether yours qualifies.
Ask for your quote- Experienced loft insulation installers
- Insulation on the floor, eaves left clear for air
- Pipes and tanks lagged, cables lifted clear
- Homes across England and Wales
Read before you decide
Plain guides to the questions people ask us most.
Homes across England and Wales
Every town of 10,000 people or more has its own page. Pick your region, or just send your postcode.
Questions people ask us
Do you only fit natural insulation?
Is natural insulation better?
Does it cost anything to ask?
Where do you work?
Where does the insulation go?
Is the work guaranteed?
I’m not sure what my loft needs. What should I put on the form?
What happens to my details?
Find out what your loft needs, in plain words
Tell us about your home. We’ll explain the options and send a written quote. No obligation.