The Warmroof System plays a part in creating a safer environment for future generations.The Warmroof System:
- reduces fuel bills, so reducing the emissions of harmful pollutants into the atmosphere
- is applied by a spray that is CFC free
- is the most efficient form of insulation available today
- reduces heat-loss through the roof by up to 80%
An Independent Review
An independent review of the impact of thermal insulation on global warming was carried out recently. The results were reported in “Thermal Insulation and its role in Carbon Dioxide Reduction”, by Caleb Management Services.
It was recognised that thermal insulation can play a key role in the cost effective reduction of carbon dioxide emissions in Europe and save up to 350 million tonnes per annum by 2010.
Retrofitting of uninsulated or poorly insulated properties provides by far the biggest contribution to carbon dioxide savings.
The report also pointed out that insulation materials should be highly efficient, in terms of performance at low thickness levels, should have a high strength to weight ratio, should be easy to apply, fibre-free and resistant to moisture.
The key requirements listed above admirably describe the properties of the Warmroof System.
One of the most important aspects of spray-applied polyurethane foam is the fact that it produces a seamless blanket of insulation, without joints. Any jointed system, including insulation boards, gives rise to a potential weak point, leading to a significant loss of insulation value.
The government supports thermal insulation and has reduced the VAT payable on your Warmroof installation.
