Did you know that on average about 25% of the heat generated in your home can be lost through an un-insulated roof? That is because heat rises and will look for a place to escape; that’s just like burning money and watching it disappear in a puff of smoke into the air.

It is easy to spot a property with an un-insulated loft space, it’s the roof where all the birds sit to catch the warm air that is escaping or the roof that has no snow on it in the winter as the escaping warm air will have melted it!

Stopping heat loss couldn’t be easier and the simple solution is to have your loft insulated. Loft insulation is a thick material that is rolled on to your loft floor and acts like a big warm blanket. It will stop heat escaping through your roof, therefore keeping your home warmer in the winter, meaning you need to use less energy and saving your money on your fuel bills. Look how much money you could be saving on your energy bill by having your loft insulated!

Source: Energy Saving Trust. Figures are based on a gas heated home.

At Union Technical our installs are carried out in accordance with PAS2030:2019 standards and we are accredited through the BBA. All the products we used are insurance backed and come with relevant guarantees.

If you want to save money on your energy bills and make your home warmer with insulation, then the Government backed Energy Company Obligation (ECO) scheme could be just for you.

ECO is funded by the big Energy Companies who are obligated to provide grants for eligible households. Eligibility focuses on being in receipt of income and/or disability benefits, with a few exceptions.

Applying for grants can seem confusing, that’s where we can help you. We work with a number of the big Energy Companies and understand the eligibility criteria and application process like the back of our hands, so contact us and we can assess your eligibility and if you qualify look to insulate your home for you.

We all like to save money. Here at Union Technical, we can help you do just that by offering you solutions to help you save energy.

Using less energy will save you money on your fuel bills year after year. As well as helping to look after the environment and slow down the rate of climate change.

Insulating your home has been a long standing and proven way of keeping your fuel bills down and your home warm. It’s just like putting a tea cosy on your tea pot or wearing a hat in the winter. It stops the cold getting in and the heat getting out.

Did you know that some health conditions can be made worse by living in a cold, damp home?

A home that is cold and damp can have serious impacts on young children and older people. It can lead to complications for anybody who has health conditions linked to the lungs, heart and circulatory system.

By having a range of insulation types installed in to your home you can save money, use less energy, help the environment and keep you and your family warm and well.

Solid walls let twice as much heat escape as cavity walls, so insulating them is a good idea and we can help you do just that!

Did you know that on average about 35% of the heat generated in your home can be lost through un-insulated walls and in gaps in and around windows and doors? That is because heat rises and will look for a place to escape; that’s just like burning money and watching it disappear in a puff of smoke into the air.

If your home was built before the 1920’s it’s external walls are likely to be solid. Solid walls have no gaps so they can not be filled like cavity walls, however, they can still be insulated – either from the inside or the outside.

Look how much money you could be saving on your energy bill by having your solid walls insulated!

Estimates based on an oil-heated home.
Cost may vary significantly based on level of work required. Above estimates are based on a typical install.

We install Internal Wall Insulation by fitting rigid insulation boards to the internal face of exterior walls in your home. It will reduce, but only slightly, the floor area of rooms where it is fitted, as the thickness of the insulation board is around 60mm.

We install External Wall Insulation by fixing a layer of insulation material to the external walls then covering it with a special type of render, which comes in a range of finishes.

Having your walls insulated will stop cold air from entering in to your home and the heat you generate from your boiler escaping. Having solid wall insulation installed needs to be done by a registered Installer. Union Technical are one of those registered installers.

At Union Technical our installs are carried out in accordance with PAS2030:2019 standards and we are accredited through the BBA. All the products we used are insurance backed and come with relevant guarantees.

If you want to save money on your energy bills and make your home warmer with insulation, then the Government backed Energy Company Obligation (ECO) scheme could be just for you.

ECO is funded by the big Energy Companies who are obligated to provide grants for eligible households. Eligibility focuses on being in receipt of income and/or disability benefits, with a few exceptions.

Applying for grants can seem confusing, that’s where we can help you. We work with a number of the big Energy Companies and understand the eligibility criteria and application process like the back of our hands, so contact us and we can assess your eligibility and if you qualify look to insulate your home for you.

We all like to save money. Here at Union Technical, we can help you do just that by offering you solutions to help you save energy.

Using less energy will save you money on your fuel bills year after year. As well as helping to look after the environment and slow down the rate of climate change.

Insulating your home has been a long standing and proven way of keeping your fuel bills down and your home warm. It’s just like putting a tea cosy on your tea pot or wearing a hat in the winter. It stops the cold getting in and the heat getting out.

Did you know that some health conditions can be made worse by living in a cold, damp home?

A home that is cold and damp can have serious impacts on young children and older people. It can lead to complications for anybody who has health conditions linked to the lungs, heart and circulatory system.

By having a range of insulation types installed in to your home you can save money, use less energy, help the environment and keep you and your family warm and well.

Did you know that on average about 35% of the heat generated in your home can be lost through un-insulated cavity walls and in gaps in and around windows and doors? That is because heat rises and will look for a place to escape; that’s just like burning money and watching it disappear in a puff of smoke into the air.

If your home was built after the 1920’s it is likely to have cavity walls. A cavity wall comprises of two walls with a gap in between, which is the cavity. The outer wall is normally made of brick and the inner wall is usually made of brick or concrete block.

The cavity can be filled which will stop cold air from entering in to your home and the warm air your generate from your boiler escaping. Having cavity wall insulation is a simple process but needs to be done by a registered Installer. Union Technical are one of those registered installers.

Here at Union Technical we can install your cavity wall insulation using a very simple process which involves:

1. Drilling small holes in the outside walls at measured intervals.
2. Insulation is then blown in to the cavity through the holes using special equipment.
3. Once the insulation is in the wall, we will fill the holes in the brickwork with cement so you’ll barely notice them.
4. You will be given a 25 year guarantee after the work is completed.

Look how much money you could be saving on your energy bill by having your cavity walls insulated!

Source: Energy Saving Trust. Figures are based on a gas heated home.

At Union Technical our installs are carried out in accordance with PAS2030:2019 standards and we are accredited through the BBA. All the products we used are insurance backed and come with relevant guarantees.

If you want to save money on your energy bills and make your home warmer with insulation, then the Government backed Energy Company Obligation (ECO) scheme could be just for you.

ECO is funded by the big Energy Companies who are obligated to provide grants for eligible households. Eligibility focuses on being in receipt of income and/or disability benefits, with a few exceptions.

Applying for grants can seem confusing, that’s where we can help you. We work with a number of the big Energy Companies and understand the eligibility criteria and application process like the back of our hands, so contact us and we can assess your eligibility and if you qualify look to insulate your home for you.

We all like to save money. Here at Union Technical, we can help you do just that by offering you solutions to help you save energy.

Using less energy will save you money on your fuel bills year after year. As well as helping to look after the environment and slow down the rate of climate change.

However, if the wrong product has been used or not installed properly then this can cause serious damage to your property. However, don’t worry, we can help to remedy this for you.

Cavity Wall Insulation is a popular and effective way of making homes warmer and cutting down on heat loss and reducing fuel bills. However, sometimes there are a number of reasons why the positive impacts can be negated and even become a hazard. This could be contributed to:

• The wrong type of insulation materials used for the property type or location. Coastal properties are not always suitable for all types of insulation due to the damp and wet air and wind driven rain.
• Incorrectly fitted insulation, such as pockets or voids left unfilled.
• Rubble or debris left in the cavity when it was filled.
• Poor property maintenance such as external walls falling in to a bad state of repair or lack of maintenance to guttering etc.

Once certain types of cavity wall insulation becomes wet, it is just about impossible to dry and this results in cold bridging. Cold bridging can lead to high fuel bills, a cold and damp home and mould growth.

Did you know that some health conditions can be made worse by living in a cold, damp home?

A home that is cold and damp can have serious impacts on young children and older people. It can lead to complications for anybody who has health conditions linked to the lungs, heart and circulatory system.

The process we use is OSCAR approved. It entails re-drilling the original holes used to fill the cavity and removing a number of bricks above the damp course level. Compressed air is then blown into the cavity via the re-drilled holes and the material is extracted out through where the bricks have been removed.

Examinations of inside the cavity are carried out pre, during and post extractions to ensure the walls are suitable for extraction, to be able to monitor the extraction process throughout the removal and to ensure when the removal is complete that all materials have been completely removed.

We all like to save money. Here at Union Technical, we can help you do just that by offering you solutions to help you save energy.

Using less energy will save you money on your fuel bills year after year. As well as helping to look after the environment and slow down the rate of climate change.

Did you know that in a typical UK home more than half the money spent on fuel bills goes towards providing heating and hot water?

By upgrading your boiler you could make an annual saving of over £300 on your fuel bills. At Union Technical we only install recognised brand names such as Worcester Bosch and Ideal and will advise on the boiler that best suits your home.

All of the boilers we install, come with a minimum of a 2 year Manufacturer Warranty. All boiler and heating system installs are carried out by our experienced engineers who are all Gas Safe registered.

Here’s how much, on average, you could save on your fuel bill in a gas-heated home in England, Scotland and Wales, when replacing an old gas boiler with a new A-rated condensing boiler with a programmer, room thermostat and thermostatic radiator controls (TRVs):

Source: Energy Saving Trust. Figures are based on a gas heated home.

At Union Technical our installs are carried out in accordance with PAS2030:2019 standards and we are accredited through the BBA. All the products we used are insurance backed and come with relevant guarantees.

If you want to save money on your energy bills and make your home warmer with a new A-rated boiler, then the Government backed Energy Company Obligation (ECO) scheme could be just for you.

ECO is funded by the big Energy Companies who are obligated to provide grants for eligible households. Eligibility focuses on being in receipt of income and/or disability benefits, with a few exceptions.

Applying for grants can seem confusing, that’s where we can help you. We work with a number of the big Energy Companies and understand the eligibility criteria and application process like the back of our hands, so contact us and we can assess your eligibility and if you qualify look to insulate your home for you.

Here at Union Technical we also have the ability to offer finance packages that are right for you. Please contact us and find out how we can help.