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External WAll Insulation
​If you're tired of paying high energy bills, it may be time to consider external wall insulation.
This service is a great investment for residential and commercial properties alike. Installing house insulation can reduce your energy bills by up to 25% annually, which means you'll be saving money in no time. And it will also help increase the value of your property by making it more efficient, so there's no need to worry about how much it will cost in the long run.
At Glinmahon Construction Ltd, our team have become expert external wall insulation installers thanks to years of working with a wide variety of clients. We understand that not everyone has an easy time getting this type of work done, so we offer a variety of services to make sure you get exactly what you need and when you need it.
Our team is trained in all aspects of exterior insulation techniques including spray foam applications, blown-in cellulose insulation, rigid foam board installation and much more. We'll work with you every step of the way so that your project runs smoothly and efficiently from start to finish.
Benefits of External Wall Insulation
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Cheaper energy bills
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Environmentally friendly
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Improved property appearance
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Increase property value
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Prevent damp
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I am looking for an experienced home builder near me. What area of the country do you serve?Clients located anywhere in Munster and Dublin can hire a home builder from Glinmahon Construction Ltd. when they want to build a home. Contact us to discuss your requirements in further detail.
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Do you work on office extensions?Yes. We have worked closely with commercial clients over the years in order to complete office extensions at their commercial buildings. Please do not hesitate to get in touch with us with any questions you may have.
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Do I need planning permission to complete an attic conversion?Planning permission is typically not required for attic conversions as the ceilings are not high enough to qualify as habitable accommodation. However, planning permission will be needed if you wish to put in a dormer window or Velux windows.