Established in 1983, we are a family run business, with our combined management team having over 100 years experience in the asbestos and insulation industry. East Coast Insulations are the longest established asbestos licensed firm in the area. East Coast Insulations continuously invest in our staff training and development program, keeping up to date with the latest regulations, guidelines and Approved Codes of Practice from the HSE.
Welcome to The Secondary Glazing Company, in association with UA Glass Ltd. We manufacture secondary glazing in our Norwich based factory, supplying and installing within Norfolk and Suffolk. Our secondary glazing is a light weight, slim-line aluminium system which can be fitted in addition to your existing windows, whether they be single glazed or double glazed, plastic, timber or aluminium, in order to provide increased sound reduction, thermal insulation and security.
We follow exactly the contours of your roof which means that the same feeling of space and light is maintained. You will love the look of your new vaulted ceiling which with its' plastered finish, will beautifully match the ceilings in the rest of your home. Conservatories are not like other buildings, so it really won't do to treat them in the same way that you would any other building section of your home.
1st Choice Insulations are a specialist insulation company providing a range of insulation and energy saving services to clients throughout East Anglia. With over 25 years experience, we have completed in excess of 100,000 installations for individual home owners, developers, architects, housing associations and local authorities.
Insulate your home, and cut down your energy bills. Payne Insulation Ltd have been providing high quality insulation services for over 30 years, for both domestic and commercial clients. So if you need to insulate your loft, roof, or add cavity wall or timber frame insulation, you can rely on us.
Loft insulation is a quick and relatively cheap way for you to improve the energy efficiency of your home. Traditionally, rolls of itchy fibreglass insulation were layed across loft spaces. Modern loft insulation is very different from the traditional, "itchy" style and consists of a "quilt" of environmentally friendly mineral fibres that is laid between and across the joists in your loft.