Rigid insulated boards fixed to the internal wall, then finished ready for decorating.
If your home feels cold, takes ages to warm up, or you struggle with cold wall surfaces, internal wall insulation can make a noticeable difference. We help you choose the right method for the property and guide you through funding eligibility if it applies.
Reduce cold spots and keep heat in for longer.
Less heat escaping means less demand on your heating.
Boards or a stud wall system, based on the wall and room use.
Simple advice and a tidy install, with disruption kept sensible.
Internal wall insulation adds a thermal layer to the inside face of external walls. It helps reduce heat loss through solid walls and improves comfort by warming up internal surfaces.
Internal wall insulation is often chosen for homes with solid walls, or where exterior changes are not possible or wanted.
Two common approaches. We recommend what suits your walls, rooms and budget.
Rigid insulated boards fixed to the internal wall, then finished ready for decorating.
A frame built inside the room, filled with insulation such as mineral wool, then boarded and finished.
Proper sealing and finishing to reduce drafts and help the insulation perform as intended.
Insulation works best alongside the right ventilation and heating controls, so the home stays warm without trapping moisture.
The biggest win is comfort. Rooms hold heat for longer, walls feel warmer, and the home becomes easier to keep at a steady temperature.
Internal insulation is effective, but it does take planning. Here is the honest view.
Any internal build-up takes a little space. We advise what thickness makes sense.
Skirting boards, sockets, radiators or fittings may need adjustment during the work.
Proper sealing and moisture-aware work helps prevent drafts and keeps performance strong.
Simple steps, clear advice, and a neat finish.
Tell us the property type, postcode, and which rooms feel cold.
We check the best method and highlight any moisture or ventilation considerations.
Work is planned to minimise disruption, with a tidy finish and clear updates.
We explain what has been done, and the best way to run the home for comfort.
Warmer internal wall surfaces can reduce the likelihood of condensation forming on cold internal wall areas.
If you are eligible, funding can cover some or all of the cost. Use the hub for a clear route, then we will guide you through the next steps.
If you are looking at a wider insulation plan, these help:
Straight answers to the common questions.
Send the basics and we will come back with the best next step.
If you are building a full comfort plan, these pages help.
Get a clear answer in one place.
Often a strong first step for comfort and savings.
Important if you are improving insulation in the home.