Local loft insulation specialists for Oxford's period terraces, red-brick villas and post-war homes — a free home survey and a fixed, no-obligation quote within 24 hours.
Oxford's housing runs from the historic core outwards. There are Georgian and Victorian terraced cottages in Jericho and along the Cowley Road in East Oxford; grand red-brick Victorian villas and townhouses through North Oxford and Summertown; 1930s estates such as Florence Park; large post-war estates at Blackbird Leys, Barton and Rose Hill; newer suburban housing in Marston; and converted period flats and college buildings in the centre. A lot of these lofts were built to the standards of their day and now sit well below the recommended depth, so the rooms below are cold in winter and stuffy in summer. We work with the quirks of every roof type.
Five loft services for Oxford homes — from insulation and boarding to damp and pests.
Thin multi-layer foil for lofts where headroom is tight — a popular choice for Oxford's converted attic rooms and dormers.
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Fire-safe mineral wool topped up to the full 270mm. The reliable, best-value option for most Oxford roofs.
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Raised storage boarding fitted on battens so your insulation keeps its depth and keeps working underneath.
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Cold, poorly-ventilated lofts sweat and grow mould. We trace the cause, treat it and get the airflow right.
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Mice and squirrels love a warm loft. We seal entry points and make good the insulation they've spoilt.
Learn moreSend your details or call — about a minute. Tell us roughly what your loft's like.
A Oxford fitter comes out, checks access, depth and ventilation, and talks you through the options.
A clear, no-obligation price within 24 hours. Nothing to pay to find out where you stand.
Most jobs are done in a single visit. We tidy up and leave your loft working as it should.
“Our Victorian terrace in Jericho was always freezing upstairs. They topped the loft up to a proper depth and it's made a huge difference to how warm it feels.”
“No pushy upselling — they recommended a wool top-up and boarded one side for storage. Tidy, fair and done in a day.”
“Our Edwardian terrace off the Cowley Road had thin old insulation. They sorted it and the bedrooms hold their heat so much better now.”
Tell us a little about your property and we'll come back within 24 hours with a clear, no-obligation quote from a Oxford fitter.
Topping an Oxford loft up to the recommended 270mm typically starts from around £250, depending on size, access and material. Your free survey gives you a fixed price with no obligation.
Yes — Oxford has a lot of Victorian and Georgian terraces in Jericho and East Oxford. We work carefully around older timbers and tight loft hatches, and we'll flag anything that needs conservation consent before starting.
Almost always. Estates like Florence Park and the post-war homes in Blackbird Leys and Rose Hill often have thin or settled insulation well below today's standard — exactly the homes that feel the biggest difference from a top-up.
Not when it's done properly. Poor airflow is what causes loft condensation, so we check ventilation on every job and insulate in a way that lets the roof breathe.
Most Oxford loft jobs are finished in a single day, and we leave your home clean and tidy.
Yes — the survey and written quote are free and no-obligation. You only go ahead if you're happy.
