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Charles Windsor8 March 2026
Great communication and prompt service. Very reasonable, competitive price for our loft insulation and good tidy job completed with no fuss. Not even scared of the numerous spiders and cobwebs! Recommend.Posted on Trustindex![]()
Stuart Macdonald7 March 2026
John and the Team at Insulation Scotland (Edinburgh) Limited were fantastic. Thorough but quick survey and consultation followed by a quotation that arrived when promised and at a competitive price. We chose them because of John's friendly demeanor. A team of 3 blitzed a reasonably big job in less than a day. Some of the walls in attic got their first insulation (you can see in the before and after images) and the flooring was re-laid and added to in some places, and completely replaced in others. All waste was bagged up and taken away. Everything was wiped down, hoovered and generally spick and span. We couldn't be happier, and would confidently recommend John and his team.Posted on Trustindex![]()
Lorenzo3 March 2026
Edit 3/3/26: the owner came back to me eventually and said he would pay for the damage. Once I sent the invoice of the plumber he promptly paid. All solved. Great communication. They sent someone in the morning to quote for a loft insulation job. Told him to be careful in the attic as we have the water heating manifold with pipes. Did the survei in 20 minutes. Come the evening the boiler had lost pressure, low and behold he had knocked a pipe from the manifold and it is actively leaking. Will not return my calls.Posted on Trustindex![]()
Celestine Siby25 February 2026
Fantastic experience all round. John was very kind and friendly. Communication was prompt and easy. He explained how to apply for a grant from the govt. When it didnt work out for us he even kindly gave us a huge discount! Work was done very quick (approx an hour for us) and cleaned up after themselves leaving the house spotless. This was a completely stress free experience. We definitely recommend insulation scotia !Posted on Trustindex![]()
Billy McLean20 February 2026
Cheerful guys did a grand job on time. House is now so snug. I am delighted to have chosen this company.Posted on Yell![]()
JohnM-36797 January 2021
Installed new underfloor insulation and roof insulation between the rafters in my loft space they have very professional installers and nice staff working for them. Pleasure to deal withPosted on Yell![]()
OliverH-2582 January 2021
Insulation Scotland installed loft insulation for us, everything was done as promised, bills seem to have dropped and our house feels warmer, very happy

St John’s Colinton Mains Church located in Oxgangs, Edinburgh is currently undergoing a large renovation. Insulation Scotland Ltd fitted loft and floor insulation in early 2026, with the industry standard of 300mm of loft insulation and 150mm of underfloor insulation with a breathable floor membrane being installed.
www.stjohnscolintonmains.co.uk
Installation was completed during the renovation, whilst the church was a building site, with all works being completed safely and to client specifications.
The loft insulation aspect of the install involved working at height, which required assistance from local rope access company MK Access.
Below are some images of the completed job.
Pictures, video footage and customer review from a loft and underfloor insulation job carried out in Falkland, Fife during early 2026.

At least 10 percent of the heat loss in any living space is through the floor/ground. Floor insulation is an effective and simple way to keep your home warm during cold seasons and reduce the electricity bills. The use of underfloor insulation reduces heat loss through the floor to a great extent and keeps your living space warmer for a longer duration. Whether you have a concrete floor or a wooden suspended floor, improving the insulation of your floor could help you save hundreds of pounds every year.
Before going further about underfloor insulation, the type of floor you have must be determined. There are 2 ways to do so;
If your place has a cellar or basement then some wooden joists must be visible to you and from below you might be able to see the undersides of the floorboards. If so, your place has a suspended timber floor. You are likely to have the same type of floor if you have ventilation bricks below the floor level outside your house.
If the underneath of the floor is not accessible to you, you will have to lift the carpet from a corner and underlay.
With underfloor insulation, you are not just kept warm during the winter, but your place stays cool during the summer. Underfloor insulation does not work by trapping heat, instead, it reduces the loss of heat. This results in a controlled airflow, where warm air doesn’t get in during the summer and cold air doesn’t get in during the wintertime.
Your home can be thought of like a thermos flask, with underfloor insulation. It keeps the cool air cool and warm air warm. Just as a thermos flask controls the temperature of what’s inside it, your floor insulation gives more control over your home’s airflow.
In underfloor insulation, a thermal barrier is provided in the room under the floor and the outside environment. This is very important as the common materials used for flooring such as ceramic tiles, timber floorboards, laminate, etc. have very poor insulating properties.

There are different types of underfloor insulation, each type uses different materials with specific properties and purpose. So it is very important to choose carefully the type of underfloor insulation your home needs. The commonly used types of underfloor insulation are:
Expanded polystyrene sheets also known as ESP sheets are one of the best materials that can provide good insulation. They are very easy to install and have a high insulating value. This insulating material must be installed on an even ground which is why priming the surface before installation is very important. The insulation boards must also possess resistance to pressure so that the floor won’t collapse or crack.
Mineral wool insulation is a great option for insulating floors due to its excellent thermal and acoustic properties. It is sustainable eco-friendly material, however, not always possible to install under all floors and will require a home survey to determine if it’s an option.
Earthwool insulation, a type of mineral wool made from recycled glass, is an excellent choice for floor insulation due to its thermal, acoustic, and environmental benefits. Our partner installers use Knauf Earthwool material specifically.
British sheep’s wool insulation is an excellent choice for floor insulation, offering a range of benefits that make it a sustainable and highly effective premium option. Our partner installers use ThermaFleece sheep’s wool which was created and is still supplied in the UK, in Yorkshire by a local farmer.
Insulating screed is made of combining materials like cement and other insulating materials. These insulating materials usually comprise polystyrene granules with a diameter of 0.1 to 0.25 inches. Insulating screed is usually combined with other materials to offer more insulation and for sealing the floor perfectly.


Underfloor insulation often required that your flooring is lifted up insulated and laid back in place if you don’t have a latch with crawl space underneath. Our installers will only ever proceed if they can assure minimal upheaval and full restoration of your floor space.
Underfloor insulation is all about good results and making smart choices for a building project or home. Here is why you should install new floor insulation:
Though insulation won’t make your home floors feel warmer, as it’s the job of radiant heat to do so, with insulation less warm air will escape out through the floor, keeping your room warm for a longer time.
We all know that hot air rises. Insulation helps you to put a barrier between the floor and the ground beneath you, helping you to maintain a comfortable environment inside your home.
This is a factor to notice for homes built above the ground or have a crawlspace. Insulation helps to fill potential air holes and keep the air from outside from entering your interior space
Floors of your homes, especially hardwood floors are highly susceptible to moisture levels. Adding a layer of underfloor insulation can help to prevent your floorboards from staining your wood or warping
Insulation can provide extra protection to the plumbing below your floor, from extreme cold weather and add to its durability
While installing full insulation to your place will be more effective, just adding floor insulation can help you save a lot and not bring a dent in your bank account.
The cost of underfloor insulation is dependant on the size of the surface area that needs to be insulated. The price of the underfloor insulation will also vary depending on the type of the floor.
Floor insulation costs will pay for itself over the years, you should notice the cost of your energy bills dropping shortly after your underfloor insulation is installed.
To arrive at an accurate final cost, please get in touch to arrange a free home survey.
Underfloor insulation is a very simple and effective way in which you can make your place more energy efficient. It allows you to reduce your energy bills and less heat is lost from your property, providing a more comfortable environment inside your home.
So if you are in need of underfloor insulation, we have trusted approved installers and companies who can get the job done for you. All the underfloor insulation installers we work with are fully approved and have demonstrated strong customer satisfaction.

If you are in need of underfloor insulation all you need is to do completed the short contact form below.
One or our partner installers will be in touch within 48 hours to provide arrange a no obligation underfloor insulation survey at your home.