Roof Insulation

The benefits of Insulating your roof

Installing insulation in the roof and loft of your home is a cost-effective way to improve energy efficiency and substantially helps you to save on your energy bills.
Roof and loft insulation can cut annual heating bills, heat loss and reduce your carbon footprint. The reduced heat loss in the home will mean that the heating system doesn’t have to run as long, and the home will retain heat for longer. With 25% of all heat loss occurring through the roof of a home. Roof insulation has a prolonged life expectancy which means it’s a great return on your investment, It is effective for up to 40 years. Its the most practical way to save money while benefiting the environment. 

 Insulating A Pitched Roof 

When looking to insulate a pitched roof there's 2 different methods: warm and cold insulation. You can view the difference between the two by clicking here. In short, Cold insulation is the cheapest form of roof insulation, It's easy to do as a DIY project. It only prevents the heat escaping your home (the loft space will be uninsulated). On the other hand Warm Insulation's reduce heat losses and controls the retention as to not get too hot during the summer. Key thing to remember is Warm roof insulation's need ventilation to allow condensation and help prevent moisture from building up.

Insulating A Conservatory Roof

There's different methods to insulating your conservatory roof depending on your needs. Here's a couple of examples; 

1. Solar Control Film

Working to target and control the sun’s rays and excess heat, conservatory window film allows you to retain the feel and sunny atmosphere of your conservatory these large stickers are perfect for the windows and allows the conservatory retain the all-round glass design you may desire.

3. Get a New Roof

If you’re looking for a more permanent solution, consider a new conservatory roof altogether. This will allow your conservatory to integrate with the rest of your house and is most effective when trying have better heat retention. 

4. Ceiling Blinds

Ceiling blinds are a cheap but effective way to insulate your conservatory.  By installing them alongside your roof, you have the option of opening and closing them at will. This allows you to retain the look of your conservatory and allows you to have a sunny ambience and protect yourself from the summer heat as well.

Buy yours with us today at www.insulationbee.co.uk or speak to one of our friendly staff on 02038839057