
SuperQuilt multifoil insulation
A/A+ fire ratedAt roughly 40mm, multifoil delivers serious performance without stealing headroom — which is why it is the answer for Northwood homes with a room in the roof or a sloping ceiling.
North West London loft specialists
If your Northwood loft has 100mm of flattened wool and a boarded patch balanced on the joists, you are not alone and you are losing money every winter. We fit insulation to the recommended 270mm depth, and raise any boarding clear so it keeps working.

Why it matters
Which is why a free survey is worth half an hour of your time — the measurement itself usually settles whether a Northwood loft is worth spending anything on.
Northwood's homes
In a typical Northwood property built during the 1890s through the 1930s, the roof accounts for the largest single share of heat loss of any element in the building envelope. Warm air rises, the ceiling is thin, and above it sits a ventilated void at close to outdoor temperature for most of the winter.
The good news is that this is the cheapest part of the fabric to improve, by a long way. Wall insulation is disruptive and expensive. Window replacement is a major capital cost. Loft insulation is a day's work with materials that cost very little relative to what they save, and it needs no permissions of any kind.
The one local caveat: the interwar semis typically have large, square, walkable lofts — the best candidates in London for boarding as proper storage. We factor that in at survey stage.
Our services in Northwood
Every one of these begins with the same free survey and ends with a fixed price agreed before anything starts.

At roughly 40mm, multifoil delivers serious performance without stealing headroom — which is why it is the answer for Northwood homes with a room in the roof or a sloping ceiling.

Full-depth mineral wool, fitted with the ventilation path protected and the hatch sealed — the details that decide whether a Northwood loft actually performs.

Boards laid straight onto joists crush 270mm into 100mm. We batten out instead, so Northwood homeowners get usable storage and keep the insulation they paid for.

Fitted in a day, finished to match your landing, with the hatch insulated and draught-sealed as part of the same job.

Insulation, boarding, lighting and a ladder handled together in one visit — cheaper and better sequenced than buying the four separately.
Describe the property and what is bothering you about it, and we will recommend the right combination — or tell you that nothing needs doing.
Where we work
Working across North West London means Northwood rarely stands alone on the schedule — Ruislip and Pinner are all within the same round. If your address sits between them, ring and we will confirm.
In the loft
Examples of the work we carry out across the area — insulation, boarding, access and full makeovers.



Questions & answers
None of the work we do requires planning permission. If your Northwood property is listed or in a conservation area, that affects the roof covering and external alterations rather than insulation laid inside the roof space, though it is always worth mentioning at survey.
There is no single figure, and anyone offering one for Northwood without seeing the loft is guessing. The largest swing factor is almost always whether the existing material can be topped over or has to be stripped out and disposed of. We survey free of charge and quote a fixed price afterwards.
Insulating the loft floor makes everything above it colder, including your tank and pipework. Lagging is therefore part of the work rather than an optional extra, and we will point out anything that looks like it will need attention.
Usually, and often noticeably. Loft insulation depth is recorded directly by the assessor, so increasing it from 100mm to 270mm generally moves the rating. We hand over product documentation and declared performance figures so your assessor records what is actually there.
Not if it is done properly. Insulating the floor makes the roof space colder, so moisture condenses more readily — the defence is the ventilation path at the eaves. Blocking it with insulation is what creates damp lofts. We keep it clear on every job. Our ventilation guide explains the mechanism.
Full recommended depth of 270mm as standard. Going deeper gives sharply diminishing returns; stopping short leaves money on the table every winter. For sloping ceilings in Northwood loft rooms, multifoil at around 40mm is the practical alternative.
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Loft condensation and ventilation — one of our guides, written by the surveyors who assess lofts across Northwood and the rest of the capital every week. You can also browse all of our advice guides or read the general FAQ.
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A free survey, an itemised fixed quote, and a loft that stops costing you money every winter. That is the Northwood offer.