British Gas Loft Insulation

British Gas Loft Insulation Is Free!

Take a look at this picture below depicting heat loss in an average 3 bed home.

Most heat from your home is lost through:

• The roof
• Windows
• Cavities

Heat is transferred through these various conductors by radiating through the surface into open space (i.e. the outside). You can take measures around your home to help prevent heatloss.

One easy and completely free method (I'll tell you how soon) is to have loft insulation fitted.

How loft insulation works

Layers of insulating material, usually supplied in roll form are laid across the loft floor between the rafters. 

The trapped air in the material is an extremely poor conductor which helps to reduce the rate heat is transferred from your internal ceiling to the loft space.

This in turn helps your home to stay warmer for longer, thus reducing the amount of heat required to keep your house warm and in turn reducing your heating bill.

How do I get loft insulation for free!

Loft insulation used to be offered only to those on certain benefits or low income levels, however this has all changed. It is now available to anyone whose property qualifies. 

British Gas loft insulation is supplied and fitted to your property with no catch, there is no up sell or ulterior motive. They have a responsibility under government legislation to reduce the amount of carbon emissions your homes emit into the atmosphere. If they do not meet certain levels they face huge fines.

To find out if your property qualifies click here and fill some simple details in, we will then arrange for someone to give you a friendly call back with no pressure, and no obligation to continue if you do not wish.

It costs nothing to find out except 10 minutes of your time and you could receive loft insulation worth over £300 for absolutely free.

With British Gas loft insulation you are guaranteed a professional, friendly service that will save you on average £140 on your heating bill per year.

British Gas Insulation

British Gas Insulation

Could this be quite possibly one of the best free deals to exist, well maybe not the best ever but it is up there with them.
Free insulation provided by the largest energy supplier in the company at a cost of around £900 per property, why would they do this.

•  Are they trying to attract new customers? ..No! 
• Are they trying to dupe us into a free offer in order to up sell other products?..No! 
• Are they genuinely trying to give property owners and tenants alike completely FREE insulation for their homes?..Yes!  

But why? 

I hear you ask, why would an energy supplier provide a service like this completely free of charge. Well the answer is imply that energy companies have been tasked with drastically reducing carbon emissions, known as ECO (Energy Companies Obligation), which was previously known as the Carbon Emissions Reduction Target (CERT). They have targets to meet that if not met could result in huge fines by the government.

One way to reduce carbon emissions is to help customers become more energy efficient. British Gas insulation helps us achieve this by reducing the amount of energy we need to heat our homes and keep them warm. Estimated figures are around £300 saving on our energy bills per year by simply insulating our homes.
 There used to be quite a lengthy list of criteria that had to be met in order to qualify, thankfully however that has all gone. The only qualifying criteria required now is the property type. So for example the property must be of brick construction, have less than 100mm existing loft insulation and been built before 1991 (all properties after this period are fully insulated). The British Gas insulation deal is open to everyone, so you do not need to be the property owner (i.e you are a tenant), you simply need written permission to have the insulation fitted, you do not even need to be a British Gas customer, and their is absolutely no catch.

To see if yourhome qualifies for free home insulation simply contact us here and we will return your call within 24hrs.