CWI holds warm, moist air within the building and inhibits air flow throughout the cavity wall insulation.
This limits the flow of the heat that is conducted through the walls.
This may result in lower energy bills and a more pleasant living space.
1. CWI is installed in a wide variety of new and remodeled buildings.
2. Most homes constructed after 1920 are of cavity walls, while older buildings typically have solid walls.
1. CWI is commonly composed of mineral wool, beads, or foam.
2. Extruded polystyrene balls (EPS) are a commonly used CWI.
1. It remains to be seen if the CWI material suits the cavity.
2. A dedicated survey is necessary.
3. The insulant is blown into the cavity.
1. CWI can reduce carbon emissions.
2. CWI can promote health and make indoor living much more comfortable.
3. CWI can “pay for itself” quickly if it reduces heating bills.
Fills the gap between the inside and outside walls to prevent heat from escaping.
Save the environment by utilizing less energy.
More energy savings from better insulation.
It will be easy for you! Our team of professionals takes care of everything, beginning with a complete property consultation, ending with a seamless installation, with minimal interruption to your daily routine. We’ll also walk you through how you can obtain loans and other government funding to make this change even less expensive.
Today, lower your home’s energy consumption. Get in touch with them to schedule a meeting and take the first step toward getting your home improved at costs that are so affordable.
