Room In Roof Insulation
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FREE ROOM IN ROOF INSULATION
Room in roof insulation is a highly effective way to improve energy efficiency in properties with loft conversions or attic rooms. Often overlooked, these upper-level spaces can be major sources of heat loss if left uninsulated or poorly insulated. By properly insulating the roof slopes, dormer cheeks, and gable walls of a room in the roof, homeowners can enjoy a warmer, quieter, and more energy-efficient home, all while saving money on energy bills.
Whether your loft space is a bedroom, office, or playroom, insulation helps regulate the temperature throughout the year, making the space much more usable and comfortable. It also helps preserve your property’s structure and value over time
- Lower energy consumption and bills
- Comfortable living environment
- Reduced reliance on the heating
- Eco-friendly home
- Improved air quality
- Enhanced acoustic comfort
- Boosted property value
What is Room in Roof Insulation?
Room in roof insulation involves insulating the sloping parts of the roof and vertical stud walls that enclose a loft or attic room. It differs from standard loft insulation, which typically covers the loft floor, and instead focuses on making the entire converted space thermally efficient.
There are two main types of materials commonly used:
- Rigid insulation boards, which are fitted between
- rafters and overlaid with plasterboard.
Quilt insulation, which is laid between the studs and behind the plasterboard Our certified installers assess your roof space to determine the best solution based on structure, room use, and funding eligibility. This ensures your insulation is not only effective but also compliant with building regulations
How does it work?
If you have a converted loft or a room built within the roof space, proper insulation is essential to keep it comfortable year-round. Room in roof insulation involves insulating the sloping ceilings and walls within the roof space rather than just the loft floor.
Special insulation materials, such as rigid boards or insulated plasterboard, are fitted directly to the internal surfaces of the roof structure. This creates an effective thermal barrier that reduces heat loss and prevents cold spots
Why Room in Roof Insulation?
Homes that have had loft conversions or were built with rooms within the roof often lack sufficient insulation behind the plasterboard. Because heat rises, these upper areas tend to be the first place where warmth escapes, meaning your boiler works harder to maintain comfortable temperatures, especially during the colder months.
Room in roof insulation addresses this issue by installing high-performance insulation boards or quilt insulation behind the walls and ceiling surfaces of the converted loft. These materials form a thermal barrier, trapping warmth in winter and keeping excessive heat out in summer.
Not only does this reduce energy use and household bills, but it also creates a more pleasant living space, whether you’re using the room for sleeping, working, or relaxing.
Free Installation – Am I Eligible?
You could be eligible if:
- You live in a property with a converted loft or attic space
- Your home has minimal or no insulation in the room in the roof area
- You receive qualifying government benefits such as Universal Credit, Pension Credit, or Child Tax Credit
- Your home has a low EPC rating (E, F, or G)
- You are a homeowner or a private tenant (with landlord permission)
Even if you are unsure, we can conduct a free assessment to determine if you qualify and how much funding may be available to cover the cost.
- The Installation Process
- Free Home Survey
- Eligibility Check
- Planning and Scheduling
- Professional Installation
- Post-Installation Support
