Kerbing The Climate Crisis

An estimated 22% of the UK's carbon emissions come from our homes, according to research by the Energy Saving Trust. Homes use large amounts energy for heating and cooling, generating hot water and powering appliances. During the winter months your boiler works hard to generate heat and power radiators. In a typical British home up to one third of heat from your central heating is lost, through your roof, walls, flooring and windows.

This means you could be wasting huge amounts of energy if your home is poorly insulated. Not only does that cost you money, it also increases your carbon footprint and your impact on the environment. Homeowners in the UK can take action by insulating their homes, with modern insulation methods. Older homes often have outdated or inefficient insulation, We can all make a positive impact by reducing our own emissions, and contribute to the governments target of Net Zero Emissions by 2050.