Services
Thin insulation? If it’s dry and clean, we’ll top it up.
If what you have is in good order but too thin, a new layer across the top is all it needs. We check it’s sound first, so we’re not covering a problem.
- Free loft check
- The cause found, not covered up
- Written quote first
- No obligation
Illustration: a new layer laid across an older, thinner one
About this service
A top-up keeps your existing insulation and adds a second layer across the joists. Before we lay anything, we check the old layer is dry, clean and free of droppings.
What’s included
- A check that the existing insulation is dry and clean
- A new layer laid across the joists
- Eaves kept clear for airflow
- Cables lifted on top, pipes and tanks lagged
- Hatch insulated and sealed
- A written quote first
We price the job after looking at your loft. You get a written quotation before any work is agreed.
When a top-up is right
If you can see the tops of the joists, the insulation is probably too thin. As long as it’s dry, clean and not squashed flat, it can stay and a new layer goes over it.
When it isn’t
If the old insulation is damp, stained, mouldy, full of droppings or crushed by storage, a top-up just buries the problem. We’ll tell you and quote for removal instead.
How we do it
The new layer goes at right angles across the joists, covering the timber and evening out the depth. Eaves stay open and the hatch is sealed.
The process
How it works
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Tell us what you’ve noticed
Pick the problem on the form, add what you’ve seen and your postcode. About a minute.
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We look and find the cause
We check the loft, photograph what we find and explain it in plain words.
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A written quote for the fix
What needs doing, how we’ll do it and the price. No obligation.
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Fixed properly
If you go ahead, we sort the problem first and leave the loft insulated and dry.
Loft insulation top-up: your questions answered
How do I know if mine is too thin?
Do I need to clear my boxes?
How long does it take?
Is the work guaranteed?
Tell us what you’ve found. We’ll find the cause.
Describe the problem and we’ll look, explain it and quote the fix in writing. Free.