How much does it generally cost to install Insulation and board out a loft for storage purposes. We have been quoted £1400. Is this roughly the price we're looking at?
For storage purposes I guess you mean insulating the floor only? (this is what we did, so the wooden structure could still breathe like it was meant to do when built)
You don't need to be a seasoned builder to this yourself. Rockwool, 12/15mm ply and a tacker. But what size are the beams? Can they carry the amount of stuff you want to put up there?
your loft floor is likely to be 100mm 4 inches deep. The insulation should be quilt which is closer to 300mm deep. If they are doing it properly and building the floor up with new cross joists then overboarding that it should take 2-3 days. for an average loft. 250 per day each for 2 men plus a few hundred in materials . Not too far out. You could ask for a few quotes. These are very rough estimates and will vary enormously throughout the country
We had loft floor partially boarded about 2 year ago. Just above one room so about 3 sq meter and already had insulation. The boarding needed to be on stilts which screw to the joists so as to leave an air gap for the insulation to be effective. Think it cost about £500-600 and took one man a day to fit. Worth it as we can store things much better. I imagine the extra cost of insulation and larger area might be that kind of price but get a few quotes first.
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