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Loft Insulation
Turn your unused loft space into a clean area for storage
Contact Us Request a QuoteBenefits of Insulating your Loft
Do you want to reduce your energy bills? 25% of heat is lost through the roof in an uninsulated home. Insulating your loft, attic or flat roof is an effective way to reduce heat loss and reduce your heating bills.
Installed correctly and professionally, loft insulation should pay for itself many times over in its 40-year lifetime.
Prevent Heat Loss
Save on your Energy Bills
Environmentally Friendly
Reduce Boiler Wear & Tear
Increase property value
"Contact The LOFT LOGIK Team and we can insulate your loft, saving you hundreds of pounds every year."
If you currently have no loft insulation, you will find that your house gets cold quickly. Especially so on the top floor of your home, where heat will rise and pass through the ceilings into your loft space.
After a free survey from us, we can work out how much insulation you will need to fit your loft and keep your house warm.
Or, if you feel like your current insulation is defective, then we can assess your loft and verify whether you would benefit from new insulation or top up insulation.
Carry on reading to find out more about loft insulation, why you need it and the benefits, and how we can provide it for you.
How does loft insulation work?
Anyone with loft insulation fitted will tell you that it saves you money on your heating bills. But exactly how does loft insulation reduce heat loss?
Loft insulation is made of layers and layers of dense materials that prevent heat from passing through them. Types of loft insulation include materials like fibreglass, rock mineral, plastic fibres, cellulose, or other natural fibres.
If your house is warm, the warm air within it will rise. In an uninsulated home, it will continue to rise until it escapes through the roof and out into the street. This is why some homes don’t collect snow on their roof during winter – or why birds choose to gather on their warm roof!
A house with an insulated loft keeps the warm air within your home, where it heats you and your family.
Why is it important to have the correct levels of loft Insulation
It is important to have the correct levels of loft insulation for several reasons.
- Loft insulation helps to reduce heat loss from your home, keeping it warm in winter and cool in summer. This can significantly reduce your energy bills, as you will need less heating and cooling to maintain a comfortable temperature
- Loft insulation can help to reduce your carbon footprint by lowering your energy consumption, which is better for the environment.
- Proper loft insulation can prevent moisture build-up in your home, which can lead to mold and damp issues. Overall, having the correct levels of loft insulation is essential for maintaining a comfortable, energy-efficient, and healthy home.
Heat Loss Through Your Roof
A significant amount of heat can be lost through a roof if it is not properly insulated. Heat naturally flows from warmer to cooler areas, so if the air inside a building is warmer than the air outside, the heat will escape through any openings or poorly insulated areas, including the roof.
Proper insulation can help prevent heat loss through the roof and improve energy efficiency.
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What our customer are saying
Excellent job done once again by Loft Logik 👌 Excellent service!! I had 100ft of boards, ladders fitted and hatch enlarged. Very happy with work. Area left clean & tidy. I would definitely recommend. Thank you 😁
- Mark Harrison
Brilliant job, turned up on time, very professional and left everything tidy. Would definitely recommend 👍
- Jonathan Jones
Brilliant job clearing our loft space. Highly recommend for customer service prompt response to messages and level of workmanship.
- Jonathan Price
They did a top notch job. The extra storage space will be a huge asset to me. Couldn’t of been more professional and also a couple of really nice guys. 😊. Would recommend them in a heartbeat.
- Harry Thompson
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