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We are a family run insulation installer, Based in Glasgow and serving all of Scotland. We offer Loft, Underfloor, Internal Wall and Room in Roof insulation. We offer free site surveys and written quotations on every job and do not employ sales people or sales tactics to pressure people into buying. We are members of the National Insulation Association. We recommend Knauf Mineral Wool for loft and underfloor insulation but use a variety of insulation products depending on what is best suited to the job. We insulate floors from below accessing the crawl space from your existing hatch, can create a new hatch if required, or even lift and relay (or replace) existing flooring in order to insulate where space is limited. Loft, Room in Roof or Internal Wall insulation can reduce your heating bills, Underfloor Insulation reduces unwanted draughts and will make your floor feel warmer as well as reducing your heating bills.
Being a small company I can keep an eye on all our work and the quality of the the installs. We don't run late, fit jobs properly and have happy customers. Its such a breath of fresh air just doing things right the first time and knowing there's not going to be any problems after we've left site.
I've been running my own business since 2008. After 2 years of unemployment and being "over qualified" or "under experienced" for everything I applied for, I got involved in surveying then fitting insulation through the governments CERT scheme.
The industry has come a long way since 2008 and we have learned a lot along the way. Surveyors and Installers are much better trained than back then, the rules and best practices are continually evolving and everyone is benefiting from the improvements and professionalism that has grown. Knowledge, experience, quality workmanship as well as pleasant fitters that clean up after themselves should make your dealings with us quite pleasant and painless.
We can offer advice, check EPC's and have a look at your property on Streetview. We have fit tens of thousands of properties around Scotland, chances are we will have a good idea what to expect.
What is the most efficient way to insulate a house?
If you’re looking to increase the insulation of your existing home, spray foam is usually the most cost-efficient way to insulate your home with maximum energy efficiency. If you’re building a home from scratch, you’ll probably want to consider using insulation concrete forms. This builds the insulation into your home’s internal structure, providing the highest levels of energy efficiency.
Can you over-insulate a house?
Whilst it can be tempting to insulate your house as much as possible, it is possible to over-insulate. Insulation should tightly seal your home against the outdoors, keeping the warmth in and the cold out. However, if you add too many layers of insulation, moisture can get trapped between the layers, allowing mould to grow. For this reason, it’s better to have fewer layers of insulation which are highly effective than having several layers of poor insulation.
How do you check if your home is insulated properly?
When your home is effectively insulated, it will hold its temperature and prevent draughts. You can check the insulation of your home by feeling the walls. The walls, floors and ceilings of your home should feel warm and dry to the touch. If your walls feel damp or cold, this is a sign that there isn’t enough insulation within your home.
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The average rating for Bark Home Insulation Specialists is 4.66, based on 49,980 reviews.
