B&Q loft insulation

[satans worm]

GBP198 to supply and fit upto 80sq meters of insulation to your roof upto a thickness of 270mm (every sq meter extra costs GBP4).

Offer is also valid on a new build with no insulation, seems a very good price, is this too good to be true?

[Deva Link]

I'd be worried they'd block up the eaves.

[satans worm]

satans worm said:

GBP198 to supply and fit upto 80sq meters of insulation to your roof upto a thickness of 270mm (every sq meter extra costs GBP4).

Offer is also valid on a new build with no insulation, seems a very good price, is this too good to be true?

I think it is fitted by Britsh Gas??

[MrV]

A new build would have insulation up to that depth though

[SS HSV]

MrV said:

A new build would have insulation up to that depth though

Ah thought that was too good to be true. Wish I could find an installer that could do the same for an old house - over 100. Its bloody freezing in here

[Busamav]

SS HSV said:

MrV said:

A new build would have insulation up to that depth though

Ah thought that was too good to be true. Wish I could find an installer that could do the same for an old house - over 100. Its bloody freezing in here

there is a government backed schem for all houses to be insulated.

Try a company called Insta fibre , based near Wokingham , they have a network of installers all over

[Deva Link]

MrV said:

A new build would have insulation up to that depth though

I think the point is that they'll do it even if you're building a house and it hasn't already been insulated.

SS HSV said:

Ah thought that was too good to be true. Wish I could find an installer that could do the same for an old house - over 100. Its bloody freezing in here

Why won't people do it?

Edited by Deva Link on Friday 21st November 17:43

[MrV]

Deva Link said:

MrV said:

A new build would have insulation up to that depth though

I think the point is that they'll do it even if you're building a house and it hasn't already been insulated.

SS HSV said:

Ah thought that was too good to be true. Wish I could find an installer that could do the same for an old house - over 100. Its bloody freezing in here

Why won't people do it?

Edited by Deva Link on Friday 21st November 17:43

I think he ment for that kind of price

[Deva Link]

MrV said:

Deva Link said:

MrV said:

A new build would have insulation up to that depth though

I think the point is that they'll do it even if you're building a house and it hasn't already been insulated.

SS HSV said:

Ah thought that was too good to be true. Wish I could find an installer that could do the same for an old house - over 100. Its bloody freezing in here

Why won't people do it?

Edited by Deva Link on Friday 21st November 17:43

I think he ment for that kind of price

Well I think Busamav answered that, or try your Gas or Elec supplier - I'm forever getting flyers about it.

[liner33]

We did mine recently cost about £80 for the materials (14 rolls of the 200mm stuff) and took about 1 hour but i dont have a very high loft and its awkward to do .

A straight forward loft you can stand in I reckon would take 20 minutes

[anonymous-user]

SS HSV said:

MrV said:

A new build would have insulation up to that depth though

Ah thought that was too good to be true. Wish I could find an installer that could do the same for an old house - over 100. Its bloody freezing in here

Had our house done - 80m2 loft.
Cost £240 inc installation and pipe lagging.

(I beleive the company are subsidised by various government grants.)