But heat loss in a house can be a particular problem in poorly insulated homes and using central heating systems to offset this will undoubtedly result in more expensive energy bills.
Preventing heat loss is essential for a number of reasons.
Not only will it reduce long-term energy costs, but it will make the home more comfortable and healthier for the inhabitants.

2021 saw energy prices soar to a new high due to continuous
increases in global demand, industry sources have advised
a further rise of 84% in the October 2022 price cap taking the average household annual energy bill* to approximately £3582 – having a further impact on the cost of living. 

*Average household estimated cost is based on a duel fuel customer paying by direct debit and using 12,000 kWh of gas and 2,900 kWh of electricity.

Insulating your home will help reduce heat loss, reduce energy bills and regulate the desired temperature in the house all year round, protecting it against cold in the winter and excess heat in the summer.

There are many simple yet effective ways to insulate the home, which can significantly reduce heat loss while lowering your heating bills. For example our SuperQuilt insulation can reduce the overall U-Value of a traditional solid masonry wall by 85%.