Warm attic bedrooms and loft conversions: coombed ceilings, dwarf walls, eaves and gables insulated properly by our own time-served joiners.
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Stone cottages with bedrooms in the roof, and Victorian villas in Peebles and Galashiels with attic rooms, are common. Insulating the coombs, dwarf walls and eaves makes them warm.
We cover Galashiels, Hawick, Peebles, Kelso, Selkirk, Jedburgh and Eyemouth. More about our work in Scottish Borders.
A room in the roof loses heat through five surfaces: the sloping coombs, the flat ceiling above, the dwarf walls, the gables and the eaves spaces behind the dwarf walls. Most are bare or barely insulated.
Then plasterboard, ready for skim. It's joinery from start to finish, which is what we do. More on room-in-roof insulation.
★★★★★Clean and professional outfit, solid communication from start to finish and we are delighted with the finished product.
★★★★★Guys were on time and friendly. Did job in great time. Tidied up behind themselves. Would recommend.
Yes. We insulate attic rooms, coombed ceilings and loft conversions across Scottish Borders, starting with a free survey.
Usually the sloping ceilings do, to insulate between the rafters properly. Sometimes we can insulate over sound plasterboard at the cost of a little headroom.
Two to five days for a typical attic room, depending on size and how much needs stripping out.
It's an eligible measure under Scottish schemes for qualifying households. We'll check for you.
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