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Armagh · County Armagh

Cavity wall insulation in Armagh

Armagh homeowners, landlords and managing agents can book cavity wall insulation with a free survey first. Cavity wall insulation fills the gap between the two leaves of a brick or block wall with a certified insulating material, blown in through small holes drilled from outside.

Free survey in Armagh

Covering Armagh and the BT61 district. Tell us about the property and we will arrange a free survey and a fixed price.

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Cavity wall insulation for Armagh properties

We cover Armagh and the BT61 postcode district, including nearby Portadown, Craigavon and Lurgan. It is roughly 11 miles south-west of Craigavon.

Armagh properties with rendered or painted walls get a closer look at the outer finish, because cracked render can let rain behind it. Most Armagh houses built from the 1920s onwards have cavity walls, but the survey still checks each one: cavity width, debris, the condition of the brickwork and how exposed each wall is.

Before any material is chosen, exposure is checked. Parts of County Armagh face some of the heaviest wind-driven rain in the UK, especially exposed coastal and upland sites. Here the survey is stricter: some walls suit only certain certified systems, and some should not be filled at all.

As for paperwork, in Armagh inserting cavity wall insulation needs a building control application to the council before work starts.

Funding in Northern Ireland

In Northern Ireland, the Affordable Warmth Scheme helps eligible households with a gross income under £23,000.

Sources: NI Housing Executive: Affordable Warmth Scheme; Utility Regulator: NI Sustainable Energy Programme.

What happens on the day?

Holes of around 22mm are drilled in the mortar joints in a set pattern, roughly a metre apart. The insulation is blown in from the bottom up until each section is full, then every hole is filled with colour-matched mortar. Air bricks and flues are protected, and a cavity barrier is fitted where your wall joins a neighbour's.

What is included in Armagh

  • Drilling, filling and colour-matched making good
  • Suitability survey with photos and a written result
  • Certified mineral wool or bonded bead system
  • Building regulations route for your nation, confirmed in writing

Guide prices for Armagh

Cavity wall insulation guide prices
Cavity wall insulation guide pricesGuide price
Detached house£2,295–£3,795
Semi-detached house£1,495–£2,495
End-terrace house£1,295–£2,195
Detached bungalow£1,295–£2,195
Semi-detached bungalow£895–£1,595
Mid-terrace house£795–£1,395

No VAT is charged on installing insulation in homes until 31 March 2027 (then 5%). Guide ranges only: the fixed price is confirmed in writing before any work starts, and anything that could not be seen at survey is agreed with you first.

What happens next for an Armagh property:

  1. Get in touch

    Online, by phone or WhatsApp, whichever suits you.

  2. Survey visit

    The surveyor checks each wall and looks into the cavity where needed.

  3. Your result in writing

    What we found, what it means, and a fixed price if work is needed.

  4. Booked work

    Carried out by the installer named on your quote, with their scheme registrations.

Last reviewed 19 October 2026.

Cavity wall insulation in Armagh: questions

Is there VAT on cavity wall insulation in Armagh?

Installing insulation in a home is currently zero-rated for VAT until 31 March 2027, then 5%. Commercial buildings are standard-rated.

Do you cover Armagh?

Yes. Armagh and the BT61 postcode district are within our County Armagh coverage, along with nearby Portadown and Craigavon.

Do you cold-call in Armagh?

No. We only come out when you have asked us to. If someone cold-calls offering free insulation, check before you agree to anything.

Is my Armagh home too exposed for cavity insulation?

Parts of County Armagh get some of the heaviest wind-driven rain in the UK, so the survey is stricter and some walls are better left unfilled. The survey records the exposure of each wall before recommending a material, or recommending against filling.

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Book a free survey in Armagh

Free survey with an install quote. Written result. Fixed price before any work.