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If you want to reduce your carbon emissions and keep your energy bills low, installing insulation or draught-proofing will reduce heat loss.
There are many simple yet effective ways to insulate your home, which can significantly reduce heat loss while lowering your heating bills.
Even little fixes around the home can mount up to significant savings in your energy bills. For example, fitting your hot water cylinder with an insulating jacket will save you £20 a year in heating costs and 150kg of carbon dioxide emissions.
Whether you are looking for quick wins around your home or a professional to install insulation, the suggestions below will help maintain a constant temperature in your home.
Cavity Wall Insulation
About a third of all the heat lost in an uninsulated home escapes through the walls. By properly insulating cavity walls, you will save energy and cut costs off your heating bill.
In general, houses built from the 1990s onwards have wall insulation to keep the heat in, but if your house is older than that, it may not have any wall insulation at all.
Benefits
- save energy
- cut your heating bill
- reduce your carbon footprint
Solid Wall Insulation
Insulating your solid walls could cut your heating costs considerably, and make your home more comfortable.
If your home was built before the 1920s, its external walls are probably solid walls rather than cavity walls.
Benefits
- protect your home from heat loss
- save money on your heating bill
- lower your carbon footprint
Floor Insulation
Insulating your ground floor is a great way to keep your property warm. Generally speaking, you only need to insulate the ground floor. If you’re on an upper floor, you don’t usually need to insulate your floor space.
However, you should consider insulating any floors that are above unheated spaces such as garages, as you could be losing a lot of heat through those.
Benefits
- save around £40 a year
- reduce draughts
- make your home warmer
Room and Loft Insulation
A quarter of heat is lost through the roof in an uninsulated home. Insulating your loft, attic or flat roof is a simple and effective way to reduce heat loss and reduce your heating bills.
Loft insulation is effective for at least 40 years and it should pay for itself many times over.
Benefits
- significant savings on your energy bills
- easy and quick to install
- keep the heat in your home
Draught-Proofing
Draught-proofing is one of the cheapest and most effective ways to save energy – and money – in any type of building.
Controlled ventilation helps reduce condensation and damp, by letting fresh air in when needed. However, draughts are uncontrolled: they let in too much cold air and waste too much heat.
Benefits
- keep your home warm and energy efficient
- save money on your fuel bills
- lower your carbon footprint
Windows and Doors
Making your doors, windows and conservatory more energy efficient will reduce your energy bills and lower your carbon footprint. Find out how to reduce the amount of heat lost and how to find a reputable installer.
Energy efficient glazing covers both double and triple glazing. These are windows with two or more glass panes in a sealed unit.
Benefits
- reduce the amount of heat lost to the atmosphere
- lower your energy bills
- keep your home warm in the winter
Insulating Tanks, Pipes & Radiators
Insulating your water tank, pipes and radiators is a quick and easy way to save money on your bills.
Lagging water tanks and pipes and insulating behind radiators reduces the amount of heat lost, so you spend less money heating water up, and hot water stays hotter for longer.
Benefits
- easy installation
- save money on your energy bills
- keep your home warm
Do I qualify?
If you receive any of the following benefits, it’s highly likely that you will qualify for an ECO3 grant
- Child Tax Credit
- Working Tax Credit
- Child Benefit
- Armed Forces Independence Payment
- Constant Attendance Allowance
- War Pensions Mobility Supplement
- Industrial Injuries Disablement Benefits
- Severe Disablement Allowance
- Universal Credit
- Pension Guarantee Credit
- Income Support
- Income based Job Seekers Allowance
- Income based Employment & Support Allowance (ESA)
- Personal Independence Payment (PIP)
- Attendance Allowance
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