Archive for Warmroof News
December 19, 2008 at 2:06 pm
· Filed under Warmroof Blogs, Warmroof News ·Tagged flat roof, loft, loft insulation, loft transformation, roof repairs, roof replacement, satellite image, velux windows, Warmroof
In the last few months the Warmroof loft insulation website has had a few changes made to it. A satellite application has been added, pages revamped with colour and images and test simplified to help you understand how the rigid foam loft insulation and other Warmroof products can benefit you.
Improved pages include:
Loft Insulation – Transform your loft – Roof Replacement - Flat Roofs – Loft Windows – Free Online Quote
NEW! Satellite Images:
You can now view a satellite image of your home on the Warmroof website. This application uses the Google tools too help you analyze the state of your roof.
View a satellite image of your home
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September 24, 2008 at 11:21 am
· Filed under Warmroof News, Warmroof Services ·Tagged energy bills, save on gas bills, Warmroof
Rising Energy Bills
Insulating your home to Save Heat Loss - Will Save You Money!
Most UK homes don’t have the recommended amount of insulation. By properly insulating your home using products such as the Warmroof System you could save £££’s a year on your heating bills.
What’s more, cutting down the energy your home wastes will help tackle climate change at the same time. That’s because home energy use is responsible for over a quarter of all emissions of CO2. If you waste less energy and only consume that which you need efficiently, you generate less CO2.
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April 4, 2008 at 3:53 pm
· Filed under Warmroof Blogs, Warmroof News ·Tagged Ideal Home Show, loft insulation, roof insulation, roof renovation, warmroof systems
IDEAL HOME SHOW – EARLS COURT, LONDON 14TH MARCH – 6TH APRIL 2008
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| IDEAL HOME SHOW – EARLS COURT, LONDON 14TH MARCH – 6TH APRIL 2008 WARMROOF is offering Ideal Home Show visitors, the opportunity to receive up to 25% discount PLUS a chance to enter their FREE Prize Draw to win a Warmrof. To enter, homeowners must have their FREE no obligation survey between 14th March and 14th May 2008. (Terms & Conditions apply.)
The winner will be able to choose between Warmroof Inulation, Solar Home Energy System or a Full Refund.
See Warmroof on Stand 2S26 (Earls Court 2 – Home Improvement Sector) for details of our SPECIAL OFFER. The Ideal Home Show runs from Friday 14th March until Sunday, 6th April 2008 so you have plenty of time to visit and experience our feature walk through ‘loft transformation’ experience.
If you are not considering visiting the Ideal Home Show, but would like to receive further information, simply Fill in one of our forms on the website. You can still qualify for UP TO 25% DISCOUNT and take advantage of our BUY NOW PAY LATER OPTION! Alternatively, CALL US NOW ON 0800 9020 100 QUOTING ESH08 – OUR LINES ARE OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY. |
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February 2, 2008 at 10:27 pm
· Filed under Warmroof News ·Tagged cut carbon emissions, foam insulation, loft insulation, roof insulation, roof repairs, save environment, save money, Warmroof
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.
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January 10, 2008 at 4:08 pm
· Filed under Warmroof News ·Tagged discount, exhibition, insulation, london boat show, saving energy, spray foam, warmroof systems
Warmroof Systems are proud to announce that they will be exhibiting this month at the Collins Stewart London Boat Show, in association with Daily Mail, which is back between 11th – 20th January 2008, for its 54th spectacular year.
At the show you can discover exciting new features, explore the hundreds of boats on display and enjoy everything about boating in one giant show! Don’t forget to book your tickets in advance to make great savings and get in on the action.
Warmroof will be exhibiting in the North Hall on stand N030D.
For more information about our products and services visit:
Warmroof Systems Ltd
Solar Home Energy Ltd
Fascia Bright
ThermaSeal
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January 9, 2008 at 4:48 pm
· Filed under Warmroof News ·Tagged company news, loft insulation, management, solar energy, solar home energy, spray foam, warmroof systems
TWO Ringwood-based companies, Warmroof Systems and Solar Home Energy have been taken over by a consortium of management and new investors.
Domestic renewable energy specialists Solar Home Energy and proffesional roof insulation firm Warmroof Systems will keep their separate identities under the deal and will continue to be based in Ringwood.
Known as a BIMBO – buy-in management buy-out – the complex deal sees investors Arun Sahajpal and Martin Jackson buying into the business and joining the existing management team. They will take up the positions of managing director and finance director respectively.
John Oddi also joins to chair the newly formed company and Robin Tarrant-Willis will continue in his role as Sales Director for both companies.
Solar Home Energy supplies and installs domestic solar hot water systems whilst Warmroof is the market leader in the supply and installation of sprayed foam loft insulation. Together the two firms employ 105 people at sites in Ringwood and Bournemouth.
Mr Sahajpal said: “Both Solar Home Energy and Warmroof have fantastic potential and the new management team will be looking to expand into both new geographical areas and markets. We are committed to strengthening the group as a whole and to retaining the headquarters in Ringwood.”
Backed by Barclays Ventures and the Bank of Ireland, the deal was put together by corporate finance specialists Watersheds. With this backing this is a big leap forward and will lead the group into into the next phase of its development.
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December 18, 2007 at 10:47 am
· Filed under Warmroof News ·Tagged FSC certified, global warming, green printing, PEFC Council Certification, recycle, warmrof, warmroof systems
Warmroof are proud to say they use a printing supplier at the forefront of the environmental revolution!
As an Award Winning Environmental Printer, Blackmore has pursued an in depth policy of environmental improvement for many years.
Blackmore Don’t Just Print it:
Unrivalled reputation for innovative green policies.
Holders of the prestigious ISO 14001 Environmental Standard Award.
All product manufactured to ISO 9001:2000 Quality Management Standard.
Vegetable based inks only used to minimise impact on the planet.
Eco friendly sealers and metallic inks too!
Waste separated and recycled wherever possible.
Reusable ink cartridge system in place.
Our latest press was selected following a stringent environmental audit that enabled us to save 50% on power plus huge reductions on water requirement and alcohol on press.
They are rated in the top 1% of all UK print groups by the Friends of the Earth buyer and offer full FSC and PEFC stock chain of custody.
WHAT DOES THIS MEAN:
The FSC (Forest Stewardship Council) enables you to buy forest products of all kinds with confidence that you are not contributing to global forest destruction. FSC certified forests are managed to ensure long term timber supplies while protecting the environment and the lives of forest-dependent peoples. FSC certification can also cover non-timber forest products such as latex and foods. A system of Chain of Custody certification traces forest products through the supply chain to the end-consumer.
The PEFC Council (Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification schemes) is an independent, non-profit, non-governmental organisation, which promotes sustainably managed forests through independent third party certification. The PEFC provides an assurance mechanism to purchasers of wood and paper products that they are promoting the sustainable management of forests.
PEFC is a global umbrella organisation for the assessment of national forest certification schemes developed in a multi-stakeholder process. These national schemes build upon the inter-governmental processes for the promotion of sustainable forest management, a series of on-going mechanisms supported by 149 governments in the world covering 85% of the world’s forest area.
Blackmore are also delighted to be the Green Company of the Year 2007 (SW) as voted by the national Chambers of Commerce and the Dorset finalist for Environmental Excellence. They also picked up highly commended in the national Environmental and Sustainable Technology Journal’s ‘Environmental and Sustainable Management Award’, competing against companies such as Tescos Stores Ltd and BT Group Plc.
Warmroof are proud to be environmentaly aware and poud to be using such a reutable printing company such as Blackmore.
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December 18, 2007 at 9:51 am
· Filed under Warmroof News ·Tagged energy saving, global warming, money save, switch off computer, Warmroof, warmroof systems
Warmroof currently has 150 company computers and have made a conscious decision to make sure all computers are shut down before the office is closed for the night. This means that Warmroof’s employees are saving around 51 tonne’s of CO2 emmissons per year and saving enough electricity to power 18 homes.
If every UK homeowner shut down their computer and turned it off at the wall overnight it would save enough electricity to power around 1.4 million homes. It could also save every computer owning homeowner £70 per year.
So to help you, your colleagues, and family and reduce your Carbon Footprint remember to power down.
PC Tips to help cut your Carbon Footprint:
Turn off your computer at night and when you are not using it for several hours.
Enable the Power Management feature for your monitor.
Turn off your monitor when you are not using your computer for 15 minutes or longer.
If you buy a new computer, consider a laptop. Laptops use only 1/4 the energy.
Consider switching your monitor to a flat screen. They use only 1/3 the energy.
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