Home energy upgrades in London
London’s housing is mixed more than anywhere else in the UK, and flats make up a large part of it.
Homes you will find in London
Georgian and Victorian terraces, Edwardian houses and mansion blocks sit alongside 1930s suburban semis, post-war estates and recent high-rise. Many large houses have been converted into flats, and there are many leasehold properties.
Older solid-wall homes are typically more expensive to insulate. Suburban cavity-wall homes in outer boroughs can be far simpler.
Postcode areas: E, EC, N, NW, SE, SW, W and WC (plus outer London postcodes). This is general guidance, not a survey of any particular street.
Upgrades that often come up here
- Double or triple glazing: Often tied up with conservation-area rules, so choose carefully and check consent.
- Loft insulation: Houses with accessible roof spaces can be topped up cheaply.
- Draught-proofing: A low-cost step in older flats and terraces, with ventilation kept in place.
IndicativeFigures on this page are indicative ranges for a typical UK home. They are not a quote, a survey or an EPC. Your home will differ.
Worth knowing locally
Many parts of London are conservation areas, and listed buildings are common. For leasehold flats you usually need the freeholder’s permission for windows, roofs, and anything that affects the outside or the structure.
Our coverage in London
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