
SuperQuilt multifoil insulation
A/A+ fire ratedThe highest-performing multifoil on the market — just 40mm thick, cutting heat loss by up to 90% with no need to deepen your rafters.
London loft specialists since 2005
We are a loft insulation company helping London homeowners cut heat loss, lower their energy bills and make the space above the ceiling genuinely useful — with insulation specified properly for the roof it is going into, not whatever was on the van.

Why it matters
Those numbers are why the loft is almost always the first upgrade worth making. It is the cheapest square metre of insulation in the house, it needs no planning permission, and it starts paying you back on the next heating bill rather than in a decade's time.
Our services
From a single insulation top-up to a full loft makeover, our teams handle every stage of the job — always starting with a free, no-obligation survey of your roof space.

The highest-performing multifoil on the market — just 40mm thick, cutting heat loss by up to 90% with no need to deepen your rafters.

Mineral wool fitted to the current building-regulation depth of 270mm, lowering bills and improving your home's EPC rating.

Turn wasted roof space into safe, usable storage, raised clear of the insulation so it keeps performing underneath.

Safe, sturdy access to your loft, professionally fitted and finished to match your landing — usually in a single day.

The complete transformation: insulation, boarding, lighting and ladder handled together in one organised visit.
Tell us about your home and we'll recommend the right combination of services — no pressure, no call-out charge.

Our approach
Loft insulation is simple in theory and easy to get wrong in practice. Material gets stuffed into the eaves and blocks the airflow the roof needs. Boards go straight down on the joists and flatten the wool. Downlighters get buried. Hatches are left uninsulated and un-draughtproofed, quietly leaking the warmth that the rest of the job was meant to keep in.
We have spent two decades putting those things right in London homes, so we do them properly the first time. Every job starts with a survey: joist depth measured, existing material assessed, ventilation path checked, and any damp or condensation staining investigated before a single roll comes off the van.
How it works
No pressure, no call-out charge, and no price until somebody has actually looked in your loft.
Call, email or send the form. We ask a handful of questions — property type, roughly when it was built, what is up there now — so the surveyor arrives with the right expectations and the right samples.
We measure the loft, check joist depths and ventilation, look for anything that needs fixing first, and write a fixed price. If nothing needs doing, we say so.
Dust sheets down, hatch protected, work done. Half a day for most insulation jobs, a full day where boarding, lighting or a ladder are included.
We show you what has been fitted and where, hand over product documentation for your records and EPC assessor, and take the waste with us.
In the loft
Insulation is not only about the bill. It is what turns the coldest, dampest part of the house into space you can use.



Why choose us
Insulation is one of those jobs that is hidden the moment it is finished, so the only real protection a homeowner has is the standard of the company doing it.
Our installers work in the capital's housing stock every day — Victorian terraces with shallow joists, 1930s semis with cramped eaves, ex-council maisonettes and new-build trussed roofs. That familiarity is what keeps surprises off your quote.
We never quote from a postcode and a guess. Someone looks in your loft, measures the joist depth, checks the ventilation path and the existing material, and only then writes a fixed price. There is no call-out charge for this.
Mineral wool goes in to the 270mm depth recommended by current building regulations, eaves ventilation gaps are kept clear, and boarding is raised on battens so it never crushes the insulation underneath.
We carry public liability cover and can send you the certificate before we start. If you are a landlord or managing agent and need it on file, just ask.
Dust sheets on landings, boards over the hatch, old material bagged and taken away. Most jobs are a half-day to a day, so you get your house back the same evening.
If your loft already has adequate insulation, we will tell you so rather than sell you a top-up you do not need. Being told "you're fine" is a perfectly normal outcome of one of our surveys.
Areas we cover
Our teams work right across Greater London and out into Surrey, Kent, Essex and Hertfordshire. Here are a few of the areas we are asked about most.
Questions & answers
It depends on the floor area of your loft, how easy it is to get into, whether old material has to come out first, and which product suits the roof. That is why every price we give follows a free survey rather than a phone estimate. As a rough guide, a straightforward mineral wool top-up in a typical three-bedroom semi is a half-day job, while a full makeover combining insulation, boarding, lighting and a new ladder takes a day. Our London cost guide explains what moves the number up and down.
Most lofts are insulated to the recommended 270mm depth in half a day. Adding raised boarding usually extends that to a full day, and fitting a ladder at the same time adds a couple of hours. We give you a time window when we book, and we work in one visit wherever the loft allows it.
It helps enormously, and it keeps the price down. If the loft is full and you cannot shift everything yourself, tell us at survey stage — we can move and re-site belongings as part of the job, but we would rather quote for it honestly than discover it on the morning.
Yes, and that is the point. Insulation at ceiling-joist level keeps warmth in the rooms below and leaves the roof space cold. That is why we always keep the eaves ventilation path clear, and why water tanks and pipes above the insulation need lagging. If you want the loft itself to be warm — because it is a room — the insulation belongs at rafter level instead, which is where SuperQuilt multifoil earns its keep.
You can, provided the boarding is raised. Laying chipboard straight onto the joists squashes 270mm of insulation into 100mm and throws away most of the benefit you just paid for. We fit boarding on battens or loft legs so there is a full, uncompressed layer underneath and a flat, safe deck on top.
We work right across Greater London and into Surrey, Kent, Essex and Hertfordshire. There are more than two hundred areas listed on our areas we cover page — and if your street is not on it, ring us anyway, because the list is not exhaustive.
Written and fact-checked by the Loft Insulation London survey team, who assess loft spaces across the capital every working week. Last reviewed .
Book a free, no-obligation survey with our London loft insulation team and get a fixed price in writing before you decide anything.