Room in roof insulation
More comfort upstairs. Make the most of home.
Help your attic bedroom or converted loft feel more comfortable. We’ll assess the space, explain the insulation options and help you explore any available funding.
Clear advice on your property, installation and next steps.
- Home assessment
- Expert installation
- Support from our team
Award-winning home energy expertise.Practical advice from your first enquiry to aftercare.
Reduce heat loss
Help keep more of the warmth you generate inside your living space.
Use energy more effectively
Improve your home’s thermal performance and reduce heating demand.
Feel more comfortable
Make your roof room a more comfortable part of everyday life.
Understand your roof space
A room in your roof.
A space worth improving.
A room in roof is a living space within the roof, usually reached by a fixed staircase. It may be a converted attic, a bedroom with sloping ceilings or an upper room in a dormer bungalow.
Insulation needs to follow the room’s shape. We’ll assess the existing construction and explain which surfaces need attention.
Discuss your roof room →Different from an unused loft.
Standard loft insulation usually sits on the floor of an unheated loft. A lived-in roof space needs a different approach around the room itself.
Not sure which applies to your home? Our team can help you find the right starting point.
Explore standard loft insulation →Find your starting point
Your roof room.
Your next improvement.
Tell us how you use the space and what you would like to improve.
Follow the shape of your room
Every surface.
One considered plan.
The assessment looks at the ceilings, sloping sections, walls and accessible spaces around your room. The final specification depends on the building and the insulation already in place.
Diagram for illustration. Materials, thicknesses and details will be specified for your property.
Sloping and flat ceilings
We assess the roof build-up, available space and access to explain the proposed insulation approach.
Side walls and eaves
The areas alongside the room form part of the plan, including access hatches and junctions between surfaces.
Dormers and roof windows
The design needs to consider the details around openings and where different elements meet.
Ventilation and moisture
Roof condition, moisture and ventilation must be considered before insulation is fitted. Existing leaks or damp need assessment first.
Know what to expect
Plan the work.
Prepare your space.
Agree the practical details before installation begins.
Explore help with the cost
Funding may be available.
Let’s check your options.
Some households may qualify for support with insulation. What is available depends on the scheme, where you live and the needs of your property.
We’ll discuss current routes and explain what must be confirmed before any work goes ahead.
Ask about funding →What helps us advise you?
Your property
Your postcode, tenure, existing insulation and energy performance.
Your circumstances
Household eligibility requirements vary between schemes.
Current availability
Local delivery, funding and the suitability of the proposed work must be confirmed.
A grant is not guaranteed. Any contribution will be explained before you decide.
Explore Warm Homes: Local Grant in England ↗
People you can put your trust in
Your home.
Our attention to detail.
We’ll help you understand the proposed work and what to expect from your insulation upgrade.
A suitability assessment before a recommendation.
Preparation, installation and any funding conditions discussed upfront.
Help with your questions before and after installation.
Accredited, recognised and trusted
From first question to a more comfortable room
Your upgrade,
in four clear steps.
Tell us about your room
Share the layout, how you use the space and what you want to improve.
Assess and explain
We assess the construction and explain the proposed insulation and room changes.
Agree the work
Confirm scope, costs, funding, access and finishing before booking.
Install and hand over
Our team completes the agreed installation and explains any ongoing considerations.
A few things you might be wondering
Your room in roof
questions, answered.
Need advice about your own home?
Ask our team →Is my attic a room in roof?
A living space within the roof, usually accessed by a fixed staircase, may be a room in roof. Tell us about the layout and we’ll help establish the appropriate insulation approach.
How is this different from loft insulation?
Standard loft insulation is usually fitted on the floor of an unused loft. Room in roof insulation addresses the surfaces around a lived-in roof space.
Will insulation reduce headroom?
The specified build-up can affect the room’s dimensions. We’ll explain the proposed changes and any constraints before work is agreed.
Will the room need redecorating?
Existing linings may need work to allow installation. Confirm the finishing standard, decoration and reinstatement arrangements in your proposal.
What if my roof has damp or leaks?
Tell us before installation. The cause needs assessment and any necessary work must be addressed as part of the plan.
How long will the work take?
Timing depends on the size, construction, access and preparation required. We’ll discuss the expected duration before booking.
Can I get help with the cost?
Funding depends on current schemes, location, household circumstances and property suitability. Our team can discuss options and explain any contribution before work proceeds.
How much could I save?
Savings depend on your home, existing insulation and heating use. We’ll discuss the proposed improvement without promising a fixed reduction in bills.
Can tenants and landlords enquire?
Yes. Tell us your circumstances. Permissions and any funding requirements must be confirmed before installation.
Make more of your roof room.
Talk to our team about room in roof insulation.