Cavity Wall Insulation

Are your walls Insulated?

EPS Bonded Bead Cavity Wall Insulation


We install insulation into your cavity walls with market leading EPS Bonded Beads. More heat is lost through the walls of your home than in any other way. By investing in cavity wall insulation you can significantly reduce the heat loss from your home. Maintaining the heat inside your home keeps you warm and cosy and reduces energy use and can eliminate condensation issues your home may have. Installing cavity wall insulation in your home will not only help to decrease your heating bills by saving energy lost through the walls, it will also help to reduce your carbon footprint by limiting the amount of CO² and other greenhouse gases emitted from your property.

Features of bead cavity wall insulation


Benefits of cavity wall insulation


EPS Bonded Bead Cavity Wall Insulation


The below estimates of typcial savings are provided by the Energy Saving Trust

These have been based on gas heated homes with fuel prices as of October 2022.

The below estimates are provided by the Energy Saving Trust show the typical Carbon Dioxide savings (kgCO2/year)

High-Performance Cavity Wall Insulation for Energy-Efficient Homes


Many houses since 1900’s were built with a cavity between the inner and outer walls. Due to this cavity, many of Britain’s homes have thermal performances which are well below the standards required by current building regulations, with unacceptably high levels of heat and energy loss through the walls. Cavity wall insulation is suitable for houses which have a cavity space of at least 40mm between the two brick/block walls. Unfortunately timber framed, steel framed, random stone and solid wall properties are not suitable for cavity wall insulation. However, they may be suitable for our external wall insulation. The EPS Bonded Bead product is an innovative cavity wall insulation material that provides an extremely high level of thermal wall efficiency. The system is both BBA and KIWA certified and has quickly gained a reputation throughout the UK as the best and most trusted insulation systems yet seen for cavity wall installations. EPS bonded bead insulation is ideal for domestic, commercial and industrial use. Due to the drill pattern, air pressure and the nature of the bead we can provide 100% cavity fill with no cold spots, no waste and easy to install. EPS has outstanding durability, it is water resistant and wont break down until it is recycled again.

Additional Details of Cavity Wall Insulation


Cavity bead and the Environment


EPS cavity wall insulation is the reassuringly familiar EPS (expanded polystyrene) bead. EPS has outstanding insulating properties and is currently used in many different forms in the construction sector. Selecting Evobead is a good choice for the environment because:

Frequently Asked Questions of Cavity Wall Insulation


Everything you need to know before booking your free survey and quotation.
Not long. For example, it takes between two and three hours to install cavity wall insulation in a three bedroom semi-detached house.

No. The insulation is injected from the outside, so the installers will not be working in your property. And our installers always make sure they leave the outside of your property in a clean and tidy condition.

Insulating cavity walls is by drilling a series of small holes, each around 22mm across into the mortar at regular intervals on the outside of the home and injecting the EPS Bonded Beads into the cavity. The holes are then refilled once the insulation has been blown in, trying our best to match the mortar colour. We may make use of a telescopic lance system for walls that are hard to access or directional nozzles to get around conservatories. For most homes we will be able to work off ladders making our way around the property.

No. We have specialist safety and access equipment that was designed for use on hard to access properties.

EPS Bonded Bead are an expanded polysterryn. They can be recycled and have come from recycled material already. They wont however, break down, rot, distort, absorb moisture or crush under its own weight. Thus as long as the bead does not get disturbed in the cavity space such as knocking a wall out, it should last the life time of the home.

Planning permission isn’t usually needed for cavity wall insulation. The only time you will have to consult the planning department is if the insulation will change the appearance of the outside of your home, or you live in a listed building or within a conservation area.

These are estimated figures published by the Energy Saving Trust. Estimates based on a gas-heated home. The average install cost is unsubsidised. Figures are based on fuel prices as of October 2022. As you can see, the investment pays for itself in about three years. For larger homes, or those heated by electricity or oil, the savings will be significantly higher. As energy prices rise the return will be quicker. Detached house should save £690 a year Semi detached house should save £395 a year Mid-terrace house should save £235 a year Detached bungalow should save £310 a year

Yes someone should be home as the team will need to plug in for power and may need internal access for checks of fire places and to ensure nothing unexpected is happening.
The difference should be noticeable within a few heating cycles. Once the walls have been heated and lost the coldness within the difference should become noticeable quickly.

Please do remember the team work hard outside all day and a may wish to use the facilities and I am sure the offer of a cup on a cold day would be most welcome.