Internal wall insulation involves adding insulating material to the inside of external walls to improve a building’s energy efficiency by reducing heat loss.

How does internal wall insulation work?

Internal wall insulation refers to the process of insulating the interior surface of an external wall in a building. This is done by adding a layer of insulation material to the inner surface of the wall, which helps to reduce heat loss from the building and improve its energy efficiency.

Internal wall insulation can be a cost-effective way to improve the energy efficiency of older buildings that may not have insulation in the walls, without the need for major structural alterations. It can also help to improve comfort levels in the building by reducing drafts and improving temperature stability.

The insulation material can be in the form of rigid panels, foam boards, and is typically fixed to the wall using an adhesive or mechanical fixings. Once installed, the insulation material is covered with a layer of plasterboard then plastered to create a smooth and even surface.

ECO4

Thanks to ECO4 and The Great British Insulation Scheme (GBIS), it’s now easier than ever to get fully funded Internal wall insulation for your home.

ECO4:

The latest phase of the Energy Company Obligation (ECO4) offers a wide range of energy-saving improvements, including various forms of insulation, solar PV, and complete heating system upgrades like Air Source Heat Pumps. These upgrades are designed to lower your energy consumption and enhance your home’s comfort. To learn more about how ECO4 can make your home more energy-efficient at no cost, visit the ECO4 section of our website.

The Great British Insulation Scheme (GBIS):

If you don’t qualify for ECO4, don’t worry—you might still be eligible for GBIS. While GBIS may not be as comprehensive as ECO4, it still provides fully funded solutions to improve your home’s energy efficiency. GBIS offers one insulation measure along with necessary ventilation upgrades to help you save on energy bills.

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