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WELCOME TO EVERYTHING INSULATION

Your trusted expert in Spray Foam Insulation Removal.

Enhance Your Home’s Value and Efficiency with Premium Loft Insulation

Transform your loft into more than just a comfortable space—make it a smart investment that significantly boosts your home’s value and energy efficiency. Upgrading your loft insulation not only provides immediate benefits but also offers long-term value. Here’s how:

Boost Your EPC Rating

Your Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) is a vital measure of your home's energy efficiency. Enhancing your loft insulation is a simple yet effective way to elevate your EPC rating, making your property more attractive to potential buyers. A higher EPC rating positions your home as an energy-efficient, eco-friendly option, increasing its market value and appeal.

Investing in insulation upgrades is not only a cost-effective strategy to lower energy bills but also a smart move to enhance your property’s overall value.

ABOUT EVERYTHING INSULATION

Reflective Multi-Foil Thermal Insulation

The Future of Home Efficiency comes with a 25-year warranty, ensuring your investment is protected for decades.

Our Reflective Multi-Foil Thermal Insulation is an advanced, multi-layered solution designed to offer superior thermal and moisture protection for your home. With its seamless installation process, we ensure minimal disruption to your daily life.

Here are 10 reasons why you should switch to thermal insulation in your home in 2024:

- High Thermal Performance ✅

- All-Year-Round Benefits ✅

- Space-Saving ✅

- Multi-Application ✅

- Condensation Control ✅

- Multi-Layered Protection ✅

- Durability and Longevity ✅

- Building Regulations ✅

- Eco-Friendly ✅

- Cost-Effective ✅

1. High Thermal Performance: Designed to achieve high thermal resistance, which helps reduce heat loss and improve energy efficiency. It often achieves similar thermal performance to much thicker traditional insulation materials, such as mineral wool or foam.

2. All-Year-Round Benefits:

It keeps homes warmer in winter by reflecting heat back into living spaces and cooler in summer by reflecting solar heat away.

3. Space-Saving Design:

Unlike traditional insulation, our solution is thinner, preserving valuable space in lofts, walls, and other areas. This is particularly advantageous in loft conversions or other applications where depth is limited.

4. Multi-Application:

Thermal insulation can be used in various areas, including roofs, walls, floors, and even as an internal insulating layer.

5. Moisture and Condensation Control:

Thermal insulation acts as a vapor barrier, reducing the risk of condensation. This is essential for maintaining the integrity of the building structure and preventing mold growth.

6. Multi-Layered Protection: Thermal roof insulation consists of multiple layers of aluminum foil, wadding, and foam, which together provide excellent insulation properties. The reflective layers also help in repelling infrared radiation.

7. Durability and Longevity: Unlike some traditional insulation materials, thermal insulation does not settle over time, maintaining its performance throughout its lifespan. It is not susceptible to rot or pest infestations, does not shrink or degrade, and lasts the lifetime of the application, ensuring long-term durability.

8. Compliance with Building Regulations & Standards: Thermal reflective insulation has BBA approval, certifying that Reflective Multi-Foil Thermal Insulation meets the requirements of the UK's Building Regulations. It often exceeds building regulations for insulation in various regions, making it a compliant choice for new builds and renovations.

9. Eco-Friendly:

Thermal insulation not only has a ISO 9001 Quality Management System Certification but also a CE Mark. This mark indicates that the product complies with European Union health, safety, and environmental protection standards while reducing the carbon footprint by improving energy efficiency and reducing heating and cooling demands. When installed, no protective equipment is needed because there are zero chemicals or floating fibers, making it completely harmless. It is made from recycled materials only.

10. Cost-Effective:

Although the initial cost may be higher than traditional insulation, the long-term savings on energy bills due to better insulation performance make it a cost-effective choice.

Why Insulating Your Home Matters

Investing in home insulation is one of the most effective ways to enhance comfort and achieve significant financial savings. Quality insulation acts as a barrier, maintaining warmth in winter and coolness in summer, while significantly reducing energy consumption. This reduction not only lowers utility bills but also minimizes your carbon footprint, contributing to a more sustainable environment.

In today's market, where energy efficiency and sustainability are increasingly important, a well-insulated home is more appealing to potential buyers. Whether your goal is to enhance comfort, save on energy costs, or increase property value, insulation offers lasting benefits that make it a smart investment.

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Mineral Wool – The Superior Choice for Loft Insulation

Mineral wool, also known as rock wool, outperforms outdated insulation materials like fiberglass in terms of efficiency, health benefits, and sustainability. Here’s why mineral wool is the modern choice for loft insulation:

Enhanced Thermal Efficiency: Mineral wool provides excellent thermal insulation, reducing heat loss and lowering energy bills.

Improved Indoor Air Quality:

Free from volatile organic compounds (VOCs), mineral wool promotes a healthier indoor environment, ideal for those with respiratory sensitivities.

Fire Resistance:

Capable of withstanding temperatures up to 1,000°C (1,832°F), mineral wool enhances home safety.

Superior Soundproofing:

The dense, fibrous structure of mineral wool effectively minimizes noise, creating a quieter living space.

Environmental Sustainability: Produced from natural and recycled materials, such as volcanic rock and steel slag, mineral wool has a lower environmental impact and is fully recyclable.

Durability and Longevity: Resistant to moisture, decay, and pests, mineral wool maintains its insulating properties over time, ensuring reliable, long-lasting performance.

Choosing mineral wool insulation means providing your home with a superior product that delivers on comfort, safety, and energy efficiency while also supporting environmental sustainability.

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Reflective Multi-Foil Thermal Insulation – The Future of Home Efficiency

Reflective Multi-Foil Thermal Insulation is an advanced, multi-layered solution offering unmatched thermal and moisture protection, backed by a 25-year warranty for peace of mind. Here's why you should consider upgrading in 2024:

1. High Thermal Performance: Achieves exceptional thermal resistance, reducing heat loss and enhancing energy efficiency, comparable to thicker traditional materials.

2. All-Year-Round Benefits: Reflects heat back into your home in winter and repels solar heat in summer, keeping your space comfortable year-round.

3. Space-Saving Design:

Thinner than traditional insulation, preserving valuable space, especially in lofts and tight areas.

4. Multi-Application:

Versatile for use in roofs, walls, floors, and more.

5. Condensation Control:

Acts as a vapor barrier, reducing the risk of condensation and mold growth.

6. Multi-Layered Protection: Combines aluminum foil, wadding, and foam to deliver excellent insulation and infrared radiation repelling properties.

7. Durability and Longevity: Maintains performance over time without settling, rotting, or degrading.

8. Building Regulations Compliance:

BBA approved, meeting and often exceeding building regulations for insulation.

9. Eco-Friendly:

Manufactured from recycled materials, with ISO 9001 certification and a CE mark, ensuring safety and environmental compliance.

10. Cost-Effective:

Though the initial investment may be higher, the long-term energy savings make it a smart, cost-effective choice.

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Spray Foam Removal

Why You Might Need to Remove Spray Foam Insulation

While spray foam insulation was once a popular choice, it can pose significant risks if improperly installed or if it deteriorates over time. Key issues include:

Health Hazards:

Deteriorating spray foam can release harmful VOCs, potentially causing respiratory problems and other health issues.

Roof Damage:

Spray foam can trap moisture against your roof, leading to wood rot, mold, and costly structural damage.

Reduced Property Value:

Many potential buyers view spray foam as a liability, which can make your home harder to sell.

Energy Inefficiency:

Improperly installed or deteriorated spray foam can decrease energy efficiency, leading to higher bills.

Fire Hazards:

Certain spray foam products are flammable, increasing the risk of fire.

Structural Issues:

In some cases, spray foam can compromise the structural integrity of your loft or roof.

Act Now to Protect Your Home

If you suspect your spray foam insulation is causing issues, addressing the problem quickly is essential. Removal can prevent further damage, improve indoor air quality, and help maintain or enhance your property's value. Contact us today to schedule a professional assessment and begin the safe, efficient removal process.

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Call to Action

Take Control of Your Energy Costs Today

Invest in loft insulation now and start saving on energy bills while making your home more efficient and eco-friendly. Lower your carbon footprint and increase your comfort—all with a simple upgrade. Don’t wait—act today to enjoy long-term savings and contribute to a greener future!

Harmful to Health

Improperly installed or substandard spray foam insulation can pose serious health risks due to the release of toxic fumes and chemicals. When not cured correctly, spray foam can emit volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and other hazardous chemicals, which can lead to respiratory problems, skin irritations, and other health complications upon prolonged exposure..

Removal Process

Assessment:

Before the removal process begins, a thorough assessment is made to understand the extent of the foam, its adherence to surfaces, and any underlying damage or issues it may have caused.

Safety Precautions:

Before the removal process begins, a thorough assessment is made to understand the extent of the foam, its adherence to surfaces, and any underlying damage or issues it may have caused.

Foam Removal:

Ice blasting and manually with tools - we will offer both services depending on what is suitable for each job as care must be taken to avoid damage to the underlying surface, especially if it's delicate like roof sheathing.

Residual Clean-up:

After the bulk of the foam is removed, there may be some residue or adhesive left behind.

This can be cleaned using solvents or abrasive methods, depending on the substrate and the nature of the residue.

Repair and Restoration:

Once the foam is removed, any damage that has been uncovered (like rotting timbers or mould growth) needs to be addressed.

Additionally, the surface may need restoration or refinishing after the foam removal, especially if mechanical methods have scarred or roughened it.

Ventilation Check:

Especially in roofing applications, post-removal, it's essential to ensure that the roof or space is adequately ventilated to prevent future moisture-related problems.

Why we are removing Spray Foam?

Choosing everything insulation means choosing quality, safety, and professionalism.

Our highly skilled team is trained to meet stringent UK standards, ensuring that every removal process is executed with meticulous care.

Utilising environmentally friendly methods and state-of-the-art technology, we preserve the integrity of your property while eliminating unwanted foam insulation. Our commitment to customer satisfaction is reflected in our transparent pricing, bespoke service, and unmatched aftercare support.

To help with any concerns regarding the removal of spray foam insulation, we work along side estate agents and can assist in the process by contacting mortgage or equity release companies enabling you to achieve your desired goals.

OUR SERVICES

Loft insulation

Heat rises, and in an uninsulated home, a quarter of heat is lost through the roof. Insulating your loft, attic or flat roof is a simple and effective way to reduce heat loss and reduce your heating bills.
Loft insulation usually takes a couple of hours to install. It is simply rolled out and laid flat across the loft floor, between and over the joists if they are visible. Loft insulation is effective for at least 42 years and it should pay for itself many times over.
Cavity wall

About a third of all the heat lost in an uninsulated home escapes through the walls. Heat will always flow from a warm area to a cold one. In winter, the colder it is outside, the faster heat from your home will escape into the surrounding air. Cavity wall insulation acts in the same way as your big coat you wear on a cold day. Filling the gap between the two external walls helps prevent warmth from escaping from your home in the same way your coat prevents heat escaping from your body. It is generally suitable for properties built after the 1930s, where the external walls are made up of two layers with a small 'cavity' between them. The insulation is installed by drilling small holes in the mortar between the bricks and then pumping in the insulation material. This will take a couple of hours. The holes are then filled back in.
Solid wall

Insulating your solid walls could cut your heating costs considerably, because solid walls let through twice as much heat as cavity walls do. If your home was built before 1919, its external walls are probably solid rather than cavity walls. Cavity walls are made of two layers with a small gap or ‘cavity’ between them. Solid walls have no gap, so they let more heat through.