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Whether you are planning on insulating a new loft or replacing old insulation, Getting started with loft insulation is as simple as asking a skilled professional contractor to do the work. Having the proper insulation for your home is important to ensure its longevity and comfort. However, before the insulation can be applied, it is important to remove the old insulation from the house. Doing so will help minimize the chances of mold, bacteria, and viruses getting into the house and increase its health and safety.

Why is it necessary to remove old insulation?

Removing any old insulation is vital to allow experts to perform the best insulation possible for your needs. Normally in lofts, there is a ton of wreck, residue, microorganisms and irresistible infections become airborne because of rodents and their likes. Most likely your old insulation has become a refuge to the likes of rodents so to prevent that a thorough cleaning is highly advised before taking on any insulation projects.

Objects like nails, splinters, old cardboard boxes and things that may fall can become a deterrent to the insulation. Furniture's, wood and other materials in your loft can become hosts to termites and their likes also. The experts frequently see rat droppings and dead rodents in the loft space so for health and safety reasons a clean up is necessary .

The experts see potential risk and cautiously remove old insulation from your loft to guarantee that your home is well insulated and prevent the likes of rodents getting into your home. Removing old insulation further develops the indoor air quality which is another reason to avoid fitting in new insulation on top of the old.

Air Leakage

Air leakage occurs when outside air enters and conditioned air leaves your house uncontrollably through cracks and openings. During cold or windy weather, too much air may enter the house. When it's warmer and less windy, not enough air may enter, which can result in poor indoor air quality. Air leakage also can contribute to moisture problems. Allowing experts to seal any cracks and openings reduces drafts and cold spots while improving comfort to your household.

Loft Insulations

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. Experts will help you pick out the best form of insulation for your property. There are several different types of loft insulation to choose from and a variety of loft insulation materials available:

Batt or blanket loft insulation

This is probably the most common type of insulation. It is available in rolls of foil-backed felt, rock, glass or mineral fibre.

Loose-fill loft insulation

This is made from a mixture of lightweight materials, mineral wool or cellulose fibre. Greener types of loose-fill insulation include recycled newspaper.

Sheet loft insulation

Sheet insulation is designed for insulating the sloping sides of the roof and comes in the form of firm boards.

Some sheet insulation boards are available with a fire-resistant, moisture-resistant or a decorative covering.

Blown-fibre loft insulation

The insulation is blown into the gaps between joists.

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