Cavity wall insulation (CWI) was introduced as a means to improve energy efficiency and reduce heating costs. However, in some cases, it can become a significant issue within properties, leading to damp and structural problems. This blog post explores why cavity wall...
In recent years, the issue of cavity wall insulation in steel and timber-framed houses has emerged as a significant concern for structural stability and damp issues. While the intention behind insulating these properties may have been to improve energy efficiency, the...
This week, our team discovered damp defected cavity wall insulation (CWI), that was causing further damp issues in the home. Take a look… What happens when cavity wall insulation becomes damp? When C.W.I becomes damp like this, your home will begin to show the...
Doing what we do best: the extraction of cavity wall insulation (CWI) from a property. Behind the Scenes: Our team uses our specialised machinery to clear out the inner cavity walls, ensuring thorough removal of the insulation. The large white container bag in the...
With over 6 million properties in the UK having Cavity Wall Insulation installed, it often comes as a surprise that it almost always ends in disaster. The UK is prone to a generally damp, windy, cold, and occasionally icy climate, homes across the UK have been...
Our first blog on bricks last week discussed the different types of bricks that can be found and used within a structure, as well as the construction of a Cavity Wall… primarily, it was a blog on the basics! We suggest checking that out, here, before you carry on...
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