Loft insulation for homes in Exeter

Keeping Exeter homes warm

With 26% of households in semis, a lot of Exeter lofts double as storage. A raised floor keeps your things and your warmth.

31% of homes in Exeter are terraced. Terraced houses share walls with their neighbours, which helps, but the roof is still where most warmth can slip away, so the loft is the place to start.

Flats make up 28% of homes here. Top-floor flats can benefit most from loft insulation, with the freeholder’s agreement.

Renting is common in Exeter (25% privately). A warmer loft makes a rented home more comfortable, and landlords can book with us.

Common clues are a cold draught on the landing, a loft nobody has looked in for years or pipes in the loft that need protecting. Any one of them is a good reason to ask.

The kind of homes in Exeter

The 2021 Census counted about 53,100 homes with people living in them in Exeter. Homes here are 31% terraced homes, 28% flats and maisonettes, 26% semi-detached homes and 15% detached homes and bungalows. Homeownership stands at 58%, including 30% who own outright. 25% rent privately; 17% rent from a social landlord. Three-bedroom homes or larger make up about 59%.

Getting started in Exeter

Our installers visit homes across Exeter, Exmouth, Dawlish, Teignmouth, Sidmouth and Kingsteignton.

If you’d like a natural material such as sheep’s wool, mention it and we’ll include it in your quote.

About the figures: 2021 Census, Office for National Statistics, Exeter built-up area (bedrooms approximate). Percentages are rounded.