In the UK, homeowners have been forewarned of the risks and repercussions of installing spray foam roof insulation in their houses. More homeowners are adding spray foam insulation in their roofs to reduce energy bills as energy prices expand, but many might end up with unmortgageable dwellings.   Basically, the worrying issue for foam-insulated homeowners is difficulty in obtaining a mortgage, or freeing equity from such properties. Another reason for the situation is that it is difficult to distinguish between genuine and fraudulent companies when it comes to installing roof  insulation . If your property has spray foam roof insulation, here's what you ought to know and what you should do. Contact us at Evergreen Power UK to get your Bespoke Quotation from our contractors for durable and affordable roof insulation. What exactly is Spray Foam Roof Insulation? When we heat our homes, the majority of the heat escapes due to air leakage. So it makes sense to restri...

Previously, certain energy-saving products were approved for a reduced VAT rate of 5%, but this has now been again reduced to 0% VAT for the next five years. Solar panels, heat pumps, and loft as well as cavity wall insulation are some of these energy-efficient devices that are significantly reduced to a 0% VAT in the UK .  The best way to reduce energy costs and maintain the warmest air in your home is plausible only with effective insulation as you already know. With labour included, the typical cost of blanket loft insulation for a detached home is somewhere around £600 .  The least expensive insulation per square foot is blanket insulation, which will cost you around £5. The next least expensive is loose-fill insulation, which can cost around £7.50, followed by sheet insulation, which comes to around £10, and spray foam insulation which is a bit on the higher side costs £55 per square foot due to its exceptional quality.   And the average labour cost for r...