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Will the loft become a study or bedroom, or stay as unheated storage? How you use it helps determine whether to insulate the roof or the loft floor.<\/p>\n

Discuss your roof insulation<\/a><\/p>\n

Insulating a pitched roof or loft floor<\/h2>\n

For a pitched roof, we check whether insulation on the inside suits the existing roof construction. If the loft will stay unheated, we discuss whether insulating the loft floor makes more sense. For a flat roof, we coordinate the approach with a roofer.<\/p>\n

Roof insulation and loft finishes<\/h2>\n

Would you like the beams left exposed or the sloping walls lined? We discuss the details around windows and beams, ventilation, plasterboard and painting. If there are signs of damp, we arrange for the cause to be assessed first.<\/p>\n

What helps us prepare an estimate?<\/h2>\n

Tell us how you use the loft, whether the roof is pitched or flat, and its approximate area. A photo of the inside and any information about existing insulation are helpful. We\u2019ll discuss what needs checking on site before estimating the work.<\/p>\n

Discuss your roof insulation<\/a><\/p>\n

Related home energy improvements<\/h2>\n