Loft insulation and boarding in Windsor

What homes in Windsor look like

Windsor is made up of some 14,300 households, according to the 2021 Census. The split is 33% flats and maisonettes, 27% terraces, 24% semis, 14% detached houses and bungalows. 60% of homes are owner-occupied, 30% of them mortgage-free; 25% are let privately and 15% by social landlords. About 58% of homes are three-bed or bigger.

What Windsor lofts usually need

Semi-detached houses account for 24%. A typical job: top up the old layer to full depth, lay a raised deck and fit a ladder.

27% of Windsor’s homes are terraced houses, where boxes tend to pile up on the insulation because there’s nowhere else for them. A small raised deck fixes that.

33% of homes in Windsor are flats. The loft above a top-floor flat usually belongs to the freeholder, so check your lease first.

Private renting is common in Windsor (25%). A loft insulated to full depth is one of the quickest improvements a landlord can make.

When we come out in Windsor we check the size of the hatch and where a ladder would land, how deep and how far apart the joists are and the depth of the insulation in a few places. Then every part goes in the quote with its own price.

Next step

Our installers work across Windsor, Slough, Egham, Maidenhead, Ascot and Bracknell.

Choose what you want on the form: insulation, boarding, a ladder, or “Not sure yet”.

Housing figures from Census 2021 (Office for National Statistics), Windsor built-up area; bedrooms approximate, rounded.