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Maximizing your home’s thermal performance is essential for maintaining comfort and reducing energy bills. SOLO HOME ENERGY is pleased to offer Free Cavity Wall Insulation Grants, providing eligible households in the UK with the opportunity to enhance their home’s insulation at no cost. This upgrade ensures that your home stays warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer, all while reducing your energy costs.
Cavity wall insulation involves filling the gap (or “cavity”) between your home’s exterior and interior walls with insulating material. This insulation acts as a barrier, reducing heat loss through the walls and keeping your home at a more stable temperature. It’s an effective way to improve the energy efficiency of homes with cavity walls, which are common in properties built after the 1920
By insulating your cavity walls, you can significantly reduce heat loss, which means your home requires less energy to heat, leading to lower heating bills.
Proper insulation helps maintain a consistent indoor temperature, ensuring a more comfortable living environment throughout the year.
Cavity wall insulation is a relatively quick and non-intrusive process, providing immediate benefits with minimal disruption to your home.
Homes with improved energy efficiency are more attractive to potential buyers, potentially increasing your property’s market value.
The program often targets low-income households or those receiving specific government benefits
Homeowners and tenants with landlord permission may qualify for this grant.
Your home needs to have cavity walls that are suitable for insulation. This is usually determined by the age and construction of the property.
Determine if you meet the criteria based on your income, benefits, and property type
Reach out to SOLO HOME ENERGY, a government-approved installer, to begin the application process.
An expert from SOLO HOME ENERGY will conduct a survey to assess your home’s suitability for cavity wall insulation and confirm eligibility for the grant.
Once approved, SOLO HOME ENERGY will schedule the installation of your cavity wall insulation, ensuring your home benefits from improved thermal performance and energy efficiency.
With energy prices continuing to rise, now is the perfect time to invest in cavity wall insulation. This upgrade not only reduces your energy bills but also contributes to a more sustainable and comfortable home environment. SOLO HOME ENERGY is here to guide you through the process, ensuring you receive all the advantages of this valuable grant
Cavity wall insulation involves filling the gap (or "cavity") between a home's exterior and interior walls with insulating material. This barrier reduces heat loss through the walls, helping to maintain a more stable indoor temperature. It's commonly used in properties built after the 1920s to improve energy efficiency, keeping homes warmer in winter and cooler in summer, while lowering energy costs.
To qualify for cavity wall insulation in the UK,
certain requirements must be met,
typically involving both the type of property and
eligibility criteria for the grants.
The key requirements are:
The property must have cavity walls,
which are common in homes built after the 1920s.
Homes with solid walls do not qualify for cavity wall insulation.
The walls must be in good condition
and not prone to excessive damp or structural issues.
If the cavity walls are already insulated,
you may not be eligible for further insulation.
There should be a sufficient gap (usually around 50mm)
between the walls to accommodate insulation material.
Homeowners or tenants receiving certain benefits,
such as Universal Credit, Pension Credit,
or Income Support, are often eligible for free
or subsidized cavity wall insulation through schemes like ECO4.
In some cases, households identified by local authorities
as needing assistance under the LA Flex program may qualify.
Tenants of social housing may also be eligible
if the property has a poor energy efficiency rating.
Homes with low energy efficiency ratings (often D, E, F, or G)
may be prioritized for cavity wall insulation to improve thermal performance.