External wall insulation (EWI)

External Wall Insulation

External wall Insulation is a great alternative when looking to improve the insulation of a building, reducing heat loss and improving the building envelope.

Buildings that have been constructed prior to the 1930s are generally built with solid walls, meaning there are no cavities that can be filled with insulation.

Therefore, in order to improve the insulating properties of the building, insulation must be fitted on the exterior of the walls.

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External Wall Insulation

External wall Insulation is a great alternative when looking to improve the insulation of a building, reducing heat loss and improving the building envelope.

Buildings that have been constructed prior to the 1930s are generally built with solid walls, meaning there are no cavities that can be filled with insulation.

Therefore, in order to improve the insulating properties of the building, insulation must be fitted on the exterior of the walls.

Have any questions?

Call Us: 03333 390559

Benefits of External Wall Insulation

Reduces heat loss and energy bills.

Fewer draughts and increased the sense of comfort.

It does not disrupt the house while being installed.

This type of insulation does not reduce internal floor area.

Insulation allows walls to contribute to thermal mass (the ‘tea cosy’ effect)

This not only improves the weatherproofing, but sound resistance too.

It also increases the life of the wall.

Which reduces condensation on internal walls.

SE Energy are experience installers of External Wall Insulation and we are able to offer you, the Client a complete end to end service, including:

Material Specification
Design
Finish (Aesthetic)
Installation
Project Management.
PAS 2030:35 Accreditation
The IAA – Approved and Certified.

The Best Way to Save Energy

Even if you only turn your heating on in winter, you use energy year-round to heat your water.

So heating and using it wisely will impact your bills.

If you have a hot water tank (rather than a combi boiler), use your heating controls to turn your water heating on and off, so you only heat as much water as you’ll need.