2 September 2014

Landlords: warmer homes for free!

Landlords: we can improve your F and G rated properties and get them up to E or higher, and it may not cost you a penny. We are a professional insulation specialist installing quality bead and fibre cavity wall insulation materials. We will provide the material that is best suited to your properties, based on

ECO, funding, housing, insulation, landlords,

12 August 2014

Are you one of the 5 million?

It seems hard to believe that there are still 5.5 million homes with cavity walls that have no cavity wall insulation. This despite nearly twenty years of funding to help people with the cost of energy efficiency improvements. J&J Crump & Son can insulate your cavity walls for a fraction of the real cost or even

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2 May 2014

Up to £7,600 to improve your home

From early June homeowners and private tenants will be able to get funding of up to £7,600 towards the cost of energy efficiency improvements. The Government are introducing the Green Deal Home Improvement Fund in June. Up to £6,000 for solid wall insulation If your home has solid walls – which applies to most homes built before 1930

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30 April 2014

Insulation Installer of the Year

Judges have voted J&J Crump & Son South West Insulation Installer of the Year 2014. The award was presented at an event in Newquay on 10th April. We are very pleased to receive this award, a recognition of all the quality hard work of the staff at the Devon branch, based in Newton Abbot. The

customer care,

9 April 2014

Get paid to produce heat

You can now earn an income from producing renewable heat for your home. Government launched the Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) today, providing payments similar to those already made to people who produce renewable electricity, known as ‘FITs’. The Feed-In Tariff scheme pays people to produce electricity at home, most often using solar photovoltaic (PV) panels.

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