THE STARTING POINT
What to include in your enquiry
Start with your postal code, the type of property and what you would like checked or improved. For example, you may be considering an attic top-up, want an inspection before deciding, or have one upstairs room that feels uncomfortable. You do not need to measure the attic or identify the insulation material before contacting us.
Tell us about a known leak, pest issue or suspect material, and any assessment already completed. Please do not enter the attic or disturb insulation to collect information for the form. Avoid sending financial details, identification documents or other sensitive information that is unrelated to the project.
LOOK A LITTLE CLOSER
Prefer phone or email?
You can use the phone option beside the form or send an email with your contact details and a brief description.
If you are asking about a previous enquiry, include the approximate date and the best way to reach you. Please avoid submitting the same request repeatedly. A form acknowledgement confirms that the form was processed; appointment arrangements are made separately.
PLAN THE DETAILS
What happens next
Your details are used to respond to your insulation request. The next conversation can clarify the property, service availability and whether a site visit would be helpful. Confirm any inspection fee, visit terms and timing before scheduling.
You decide whether to proceed after the proposed service is explained. A request is not a confirmed booking, a final price or a contract for installation. Review the quotation, assessment charge, work agreement and warranty terms before approving the work.
COMPARE YOUR OPTIONS
Unsure which service fits?
Start with an attic inspection or assessment enquiry if you want to understand the existing condition. For an accessible attic with suitable material already in place, insulation top-ups may be relevant. For walls, a basement or a room above a garage, describe the space rather than selecting a product in advance.
Read how enquiries work, the privacy policy and the website and enquiry terms for more detail about this service. The enquiry route is for project planning; it is not an emergency repair dispatch service.