Our Easy and Efficient Insulation Process
However, here at Home Logic, we believe in following a very simple yet productive 10 step checklist for every exterior job we take on. The details of this are explained here. But, as with all projects we undertake, it all begins with a free site survey and a property inspection.
This helps us to highlight any areas of concern before the power washing process commences. We power wash the application areas so that as much dirt can be removed as is physically possible.
We then go through a series of preparation steps to guarantee the surfaces are safe and clean enough for application. This includes crack repairs, rendering, algae treatment and bagging.
The bagging process involves an application of an SBR/UniBond Bag Coat for remarkable stability performance and quality adhesive.
To round off the preparation work, we apply protective tape to the surrounding areas of the application. This is to ensure that we don’t spray where we don’t need to. We then lay down some dustsheets and put a layer of primer coat pre-installation.
Of course, as expected, we clean up and tidy away after ourselves once the job is done so the hassle of that is taken off your hands.
This then rounds off our end-to-end, personalised service. Finally, we remove the protective tape quickly and efficiently, which maintains our promise of zero disruption to your day-to-day activities from start to finish.
How Much Will It Cost Me?
This is a question we get a lot but find difficult to answer. Many factors are taken into consideration during the free site survey, such as the size of the property and exactly how much of it is being insulated. Prices can start from as low as £7,000-£8000 and in some cases can rise to over £20,000. It’s important to take on board that these prices are strictly estimates and come from the people over at the Energy Saving Trust.
Like we stated above, a quote will be given at the end of the free-site survey, allowing you to take that quote on board and give you the opportunity to compare elsewhere.