If your property was built prior to 1930 then it is likely to have solid walls. These properties were built without a cavity and the two skins of brick are tied together with bricks known as ‘header bricks’, the walls are usually 220mm – 250mm thick.

External wall insulation is usually defined as a layer of insulation that’s fixed to an existing wall. This layer will be finished either with a coat of render or with an alternative cladding to protect it from the elements.

This will have a highly positive impact on keeping heat in your home, reducing you’re energy bills, saving you money and keeping you warm!