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GRANT FUNDING CURRENTLY AVAILABLE

We currently have limited grant funding available for loft and cavity wall insulation.
Homeowners could be entitled to FULLY FUNDED insulation measures. Get in touch now at 028 90 301500 or email [email protected]

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Happy 2025 everyone!

What are your NY resolutions? Start by potentially making your home more energy efficient and reducing your fuel bills. According to the Energy Saving Trust, you could save up to £470 and 1600 KgCO2 per year* by insulating your cavity walls.

We currently have limited grant funding available. Get in touch on 028 90 301500 or email [email protected] to find out if you're eligible

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GET COSY FOR CHRISTMAS

We currently have limited grant funding available for loft and cavity wall insulation.

Homeowners could be entitled to FULLY FUNDED insulation measures. Get in touch now at 028 90 301500 or email [email protected]

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GET WINTER READY

Does your home cool down quickly when you switch the heating off? Your insulation may need an upgrade or replaced. We can help.

We currently have FULLY FUNDED insulation grants available for homeowners. To find out more contact 028 90 301 500 or email [email protected]

Energy Saving Week 2024 - Top tips for saving energy and money on your energy bills

For all homes, improving insulation and reducing heat loss can make a significant impact on your energy costs and carbon footprint.

If you live in an oil heated home

Roof insulation

Most homes have some loft insulation, but many don’t have the recommended 270mm minimum depth. Topping up your loft insulation from 120mm to 270mm could save around £25 and 80kg of carbon dioxide a year.
If you have no loft insulation, installing 270mm of new insulation could save £260 and 850kg of carbon dioxide a year.
Cavity wall insulation

Cavity wall insulation could save £270 and 90okg of carbon dioxide a year External or internal solid wall insulation can save around £370 and 1200kg of carbon dioxide a year.

Hot water cylinders

Insulating an uninsulated hot water cylinder with an 80mm jacket could save around £200 and 1000kg of carbon dioxide a year.
Adding an 80mm insulating jacket to a hot water cylinder with only 25mm foam insulation could save around £45 and 230kg of carbon dioxide a year

Reflective radiator panels

Installing reflective radiator panels behind radiators on external, uninsulated cavity or solid walls could save around £20 and 100kg of carbon dioxide every year.

Pipework

Exposed pipes may be losing heat that could be used to heat your home. Uninsulated pipes aren’t heating the rooms you want, therefore wasting energy. Insulating exposed pipes within your house could save you around £6 and 25kg of carbon dioxide a year.

Draught-proofing: chimney, doors and windows

If you don’t use your fire, you could prevent draughts by insulating your chimney to make your home feel warmer. A chimney draught excluder can save around £65 and 220kg of carbon dioxide a year.
Draught-proofing windows and doors can save around £45 and 150kg of carbon dioxide a year.

If you live in a gas heated home

Roof insulation

Most homes have some loft insulation, but many don’t have the recommended 270mm minimum depth. Topping up your loft insulation from 120mm to 270mm could save around £30 and 55kg of carbon dioxide a year in a gas heated home.
If you have no loft insulation, installing 270mm of new insulation could save £330 and 600kg of carbon dioxide a year in a gas heated home.

Cavity wall insulation

Cavity wall insulation could save £340 and 650kg of carbon dioxide a year in a gas heated home.
External or internal solid wall insulation can save around £470 and 900kg of carbon dioxide a year in a gas heated home.

Hot water cylinders

Insulating an uninsulated hot water cylinder with an 80mm jacket could save around £280 and 700kg of carbon dioxide a year in a gas heated home.

Adding an 80mm insulating jacket to a hot water cylinder with only 25mm foam insulation could save around £65 and 160kg of carbon dioxide a year in a gas heated home.

Reflective radiator panels

Installing reflective radiator panels behind radiators on external, uninsulated cavity or solid walls could save around £30 and 70kg of carbon dioxide ever year.

Draught-proofing: chimney, doors and windows

If you don’t use your fire, you could prevent draughts by insulating your chimney to make your home feel warmer. A chimney draught excluder can save around £85 and 150kg of carbon dioxide a year in a gas heated home.

Draught-proofing windows and doors can save around £55 and 110kg of carbon dioxide a year in a gas heated home.

If you live in an electric heated home

Hot water cylinders

Insulating an uninsulated hot water cylinder with an 80mm jacket could save around £320 and 460kg of carbon dioxide a year.
Adding an 80mm jacket to a hot water cylinder with only 25mm foam insulation could save around £70 and 100kg of carbon dioxide a year.

All info is provided by the Energy Saving Trust as part of

GRANT FUNDING NOW AVAILABLE

Keep it cosy this winter with a fully funded insulation grant for cavity wall & loft insulation. Insulating your home properly or extract old, defective insulation can help your home retain heat and reduce your energy usage

Get in touch to find out if you are eligible on 028 90 301500 or fill in a contact form and we'll get back to you

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Get Winter Ready

We currently have grant funding available and homeowners could be eligible for FULLY FUNDED Cavity Wall & Loft Insulation under the Thermal Comfort Scheme provided by NISEP.

Your home could be losing heat and wasting money if it is not properly insulated. Below is some info from the Energy Saving Trust on typical savings for homes in NI.

Contact us and find out if you're eligible on 028 90 301500 or email [email protected]

NI Cavity wall insulation savings: Northern Ireland July 2022 - Infogram

We currently have grant funding available!

Provided by the Northern Ireland Sustainable Energy Programme, the Thermal Comfort Scheme offers fully funded cavity wall and/or loft insulation.

To find out if you're eligible contact us at 028 90 301500 or fill out our contact page at the link below

CONTACT US — Energystore energystore products can only be used by approved installers. To achieve approved installer status, contractors undergo initial assessment from energystore and our 3rd party independent assessment body, KIWA. Once approved, all installers have access to provide 10 year insurance backed warranties fo...