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Many homes built in the UK from the 1920s onwards were constructed with cavity walls. A cavity wall consists of two layers of brick or block with a small gap between them. While this gap helps prevent rainwater from reaching the inside of your property, it can also allow valuable heat to escape if left uninsulated.
Cavity wall insulation works by filling this gap with specially designed insulating material that traps air and significantly reduces heat transfer. Once installed, your home stays warmer during winter and cooler during summer, reducing the need for excessive heating or cooling.
If your property has suitable cavity walls, insulation can greatly improve its energy efficiency while enhancing everyday comfort.

Most homes built between the 1920s and the late 1990s have cavity walls and may be suitable for insulation.
Before any installation begins, our experienced surveyors carry out a detailed inspection to assess:
If your property is suitable, we’ll recommend the most appropriate insulation solution for maximum performance.
Our installation process is designed to be quick, efficient, and minimally disruptive.
Cavity wall insulation requires very little maintenance once installed. However, following a few simple steps will help ensure it continues to perform effectively for many years.
When you choose AAN Insulation Ltd, you’re choosing a company committed to quality workmanship, reliable service, and long-term energy-saving solutions.
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Our goal is to help homeowners improve comfort, reduce energy costs, and increase the overall efficiency of their properties.
Professionally installed cavity wall insulation can last for decades and often performs effectively for the lifetime of the property, provided the walls remain in good condition.
Yes. Its slim, space-saving design makes it particularly useful for lofts, roofs, extensions, and renovation projects where available space or headroom is limited.
Yes. Multifoil insulation can complement existing insulation materials as part of a wider insulation upgrade to improve overall thermal performance.
Yes. During colder months, it helps retain heat inside your home, while in summer it can reduce the impact of solar heat entering through the roof.
Very little. Periodic checks for damp, cracks, or external wall damage are generally all that's required