"Cavity wall insulation is one of those home improvements that sounds like a no-brainer, promising a warmer home, fewer draughts and lower energy bills . In most cases, that's exactly what you get, provided your home is actually suitable for it and the job is done properly. Unfortunately, many homeowners jump in too quickly, tempted by government grants or persuasive sales pitches, and end up with problems."
"Unfortunately, many homeowners jump in too quickly, tempted by government grants or persuasive sales pitches, and end up with problems. Damp patches, crumbling plaster and not achieving the promised energy savings are all possibilities. This article sets out the most common cavity wall insulation mistakes and, more importantly, explains how to avoid botching when adding this type of home insulation. You may like"
Cavity wall insulation can produce a warmer home, fewer draughts and lower energy bills when the property is suitable and the installation is done correctly. Poorly judged or hastily arranged installations can create significant problems. Homeowners tempted by government grants or persuasive sales pitches sometimes proceed too quickly and end up with issues. Resulting problems include damp patches, crumbling plaster and failure to achieve promised energy savings. Practical prevention requires confirming property suitability, selecting reputable installers and ensuring quality workmanship. Clear awareness of common mistakes reduces the risk of botched insulation and protects both building fabric and expected efficiency gains.
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