Insulation is often forgotten about when it comes to energy-saving tips, as more obvious things like switching off heating and using energy-saving apps take precedence. However, installing the right insulation in your home is crucial to retaining heat during the winter, which in turn can reduce your energy bills too.
As the temperatures start to drop into the autumn and winter months, homeowners are looking for ways to warm up their homes and potentially save money on energy bills. One easy way of doing so is to draught-proof your home.
Some schemes are available to help those that may be struggling to pay bills or are in or at risk of fuel poverty. In this article, we’ll explain how you can apply for these and work out if you are eligible.
Some of you may be aware that the Chancellor announced a change to the VAT rate on energy saving materials (ESMs) during the Spring Statement in March 2022. But what does it all mean?
This article is being issued as guidance following questions from some of our customers on the rate of VAT that we charge on ESMs.
Most UK homeowners understand having good quality insulation is important in the winter months to help prevent heat from escaping through the floors, walls, and roof. However, some people don’t realise that insulation is also crucial for the summer months too, to stop your home from overheating in the hotter weather.
When insulating the home, the focus is often on obvious areas, such as the loft, floors and walls. A lesser-known tip is that insulating your water tank, radiators and pipes can also help you save money on your energy bills.
Home energy audits help you make valuable savings on your bills and identify areas where you are losing energy unnecessarily. If your recent bills have been a little on the high side, it may be wise to organise a home energy audit as soon as you can to boost energy efficiency in your home. There are some checks you can...
Every year the UK uses over 5 million tonnes of plastic - that’s about 15 times as heavy as the Empire State Building. But did you know the construction industry accounts for a quarter (23%) of the plastic consumed in the UK? The construction industry is still heavily reliant on plastic, for its cheapness, durability and water-resistance making it the...
You’ll need to make sure that the materials and tools that you are using for your insulation are the best that they can be, and that you’re using the right materials for the task at hand. Fibreglass and mineral wool are two of the best materials to use, but which is better for different scenarios?
Are you wondering how to save energy at home? If soaring energy bills have been keeping you awake at night, don’t despair – there are many small but valuable steps you can take to reduce your fuel consumption, cut your energy bills and improve your contribution to the environment. Cutting your energy usage won’t just help you reduce your bills...
