Make a warmer home easy to ask about.
The winter bills have just landed and the house still feels cold. A couple read that insulation might help and want to know where to begin. They search for an installer and open a few websites. They are looking for plain answers and a calm way to start.
Work to show off
Each slot below is a place for your own photos.
- Loft insulationPhoto slot
- Cavity wall insulationPhoto slot
- Solid wall insulationPhoto slot
- Floor insulationPhoto slot
- Room-in-roof insulationPhoto slot
- Flat roof insulationPhoto slot
- Draught proofingPhoto slot
- Pipe and tank laggingPhoto slot
- Insulation removal and renewalPhoto slot
What people want to know
Where should the insulation go?
Lofts, walls and floors all lose heat. A short guide to each, in plain words, helps a visitor see which part of their home you can help with.
Is it a big mess for the family?
People picture torn-up rooms. A page that says what happens in the loft, on the walls or under the floor calms that picture.
How can anyone tell it is done well?
Insulation is hidden once it is in. Photos taken during the work, before it is covered, show a visitor what sits behind the plaster.
How does someone ask about their home?
A short form asks about the type of home, the part that feels cold and how to reach them. You can then reply with the facts.
Proof that wins the quote
Photos before it is covered
Pictures of the insulation in place, before the boards or plaster go over it, show the care taken.
Empty loft to finished loft
A bare loft next to the same space after the work shows the job in one look.
A line on what went in
A short note with each photo on where the insulation went and what kind it was, taken from your words.
Your team
A photo of the people who will be in the loft and under the floor helps a customer relax.
Registrations and memberships
Insulation firms sometimes hold a registration or a membership. Any you hold get a clear place on your website. We add only the ones you confirm.
The pages we build
- Home
A clear photo of a finished loft, a short line on what you fit and a button to ask about a home.
- Where heat escapes
A simple guide to the roof, walls and floors, so a visitor sees where the cold gets in.
- Lofts
How you insulate a loft, with photos taken as the work goes in.
- Walls and floors
The wall and floor jobs you take on, each in plain words and with a photo.
- Jobs in pictures
Finished work with a note on the part of the house and the kind of insulation used.
- Ask about your home
A short form that asks about the house, the cold spots and how to reach the customer.
Planning ahead
The cold months bring the calls, when bills are high and rooms feel chilly. Loft work suits dry weather, so spring and summer are good for planning. A page on where heat escapes is useful all year.
Deposits and final payments
An insulation job can be a single loft or a whole house. Customers may pay a deposit and the rest when the last room is finished. A card machine lets them pay at the end of the visit, and a payment link works if they are not in.
The terms, in full
- Card machine £25 + VAT a month, paid to our payment provider.
- Website, domain, hosting and one business mailbox included while you keep the machine.
- Minimum term as set by the payment provider's agreement: 3 months for a sole trader, 18 months for a limited company.
- Extra mailboxes £25 a year.
- Stop the machine and we offer to keep the website live at £20 a month.
Quick answers
Should the page list the materials used?
It can. Some installers name what they fit. Others keep to plain kinds, such as roll, board or blown. We write what you tell us.
Can the work be explained in simple steps?
Yes. A short page can walk through a visit, from the first look to the last sweep of the floor. Customers know what to expect.
Must the page show savings on bills?
No. Savings differ from home to home, so we do not write numbers. We describe the work and leave the sums to the visit.
Can people ask about one room only?
Yes. The form asks which part of the home feels cold, so a request for one loft or one room is as welcome as a whole house.
What if you do other building work too?
Add a short list on the page about your jobs. Visitors with a bigger project then see that you can take it on.
How are new photos added?
Send them when a job ends, with a line about the part of the house. We add them to the gallery so the page stays up to date.
See your website before you decide.
Tell us about your business. We build the website first, free, and show you. Then we compare your card rate and you decide.
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