Welcome to Smart Green Homes!
- Unit 1D Monument Park Wrapsgrove Lane, Chalgrove OX44 7RW, Oxfordshire
Our Services
What Services We Offer
Loft Insulation
Loft insulation is the easiest part towards the carbon foot print. Case study says up-to 25% of the heat loss of a standard house is from the roof and it can be saved via insulation the rafters or joists.
ECO 4
In ECO4, we assumed that third-party contributions to SWI would be 75%. Local governments and devolved administrations, in line with evidence, are the primary contributors.
Solid Wall Insulation
Saving walls from weather conditions and making your house energy efficient and cut down your energy bills via insulating your house solid walls internally or externally.
Roof Insulation
Having an extra cold room in the roof is always a big heat loss factor. Our experts can do it better Check if you qualify for A free non- repayable ECO 4 grant.
Central Heating
Having an extra cold room in the roof islways a big heat loss factor. Our experts can do it better Check if you qualify for A free non- repayable ECO 4 grant
Under Floor Insulation
Save 15% of the Heat Loss can be saved through the under floor insulation. This can be fitted between the joist for the better energy saving measure
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Questions
Frequenct Asked Questions
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How much does loft insulation cost?The cost of loft insulation for a typical 3-bed house starts is around £350. Your price depends on any insulation you already have and your home’s specific installation requirements. You could also be entitled to free loft insulation through the ECO Scheme – we can help you with this, as well as getting you a quote.
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Can all lofts be insulated?If your loft is easy to access and has no damp or condensation problems, we should be able to insulate it.
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What will you do on installation day?If access is easy and your loft joists are regular, we will install rolls of mineral wool insulation. The first layer is laid between the joists – the horizontal beams that make up the floor of the loft – then another layer is laid at right angles to cover the joists and make the insulation up to the required depth.
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What about inaccessible lofts?If we can’t get into your loft to insulate it with rolls of mineral wool, ‘blown insulation’ may be an option. This requires specialist equipment to blow appropriate insulation material into any awkward space. They may use mineral wool fibre, treated cellulose or polyurethane foam.
