Services
A well-insulated loft still needs to breathe
A properly insulated loft is colder, so air has to move through it. We keep the eaves clear, add vents where needed and duct fans outside.
- Free written quote
- Measured first
- Every part priced
- Usually done in a day
Illustration: an eaves tray keeping the airflow clear
About this service
We fit eaves trays so insulation can’t block the airflow, add vents where the roof has no way for air to move, and duct any extractor fans that blow into the loft to the outside.
What’s included
- Eaves trays fitted
- Blocked eaves cleared
- Soffit, tile or ridge vents where needed
- Fans ducted outside
- Gaps around pipes and the hatch sealed
- Written quote first
We price the job after looking at your loft. You get a written quotation before any work is agreed.
Why it matters
Warm, moist air from the house finds its way into the loft. In a cold, well-insulated loft it condenses on the timbers unless there’s airflow to carry it away.
What we do
Trays at the eaves hold the insulation back and keep a clear path for air. Where there’s no route out, we add vents. Bathroom and kitchen fans that vent into the loft get ducted outside.
The process
How it works
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Send your details
Postcode, what you’d like done and the type of house. About a minute.
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We measure up
Insulation depth, joists, access, eaves and anything already in the loft.
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Every part priced
A written quote that lists each part of the job and its price.
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Done, usually in a day
If you go ahead, we agree a date, do the work and take the waste away.
Loft ventilation: your questions answered
Will vents make my house colder?
Do you do this with insulation?
Is it guaranteed?
Full depth below. Room to store above. Get a price.
Tell us about your loft and we’ll quote the insulation, boarding and ladder in writing. Free, no obligation.