Draught proofing in Redruth
The short answer
Doors, windows, floors
- Price from
- £80.00
- Time on site
- 1 to 4 hours
What you get
You get a warmer home due to sealed gaps around doors, windows, floorboards, and other openings.
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When do you need a Draught proofing?
You should check for draughts if you feel cold spots or notice rising bills. The law requires landlords to keep homes warm and energy efficient.
- When you feel a cold breeze
- Before winter starts every year
- If your energy bills increase
- When moving into older homes
- If your windows rattle
- To improve your energy rating
What happens on the day
A professional will find leaks using special tools like thermal cameras. They fit high quality seals to keep your house warm and quiet.
- Inspecting windows and doors
- Sealing gaps in floorboards
- Fitting brushes to letterboxes
- Checking chimney caps
- Keeping air vents clear
- Testing for proper airflow
How to prepare
- Clear space around all windows
- Move furniture away from doors
- Identify known cold spots
- Unlock all internal doors
- Clean window and door frames
- Clear clutter from the loft
- Secure any pets away safely
- Ensure easy access to radiators
How to improve your result
- Install heavy thermal curtains
- Fit a letterbox brush
- Use fabric door snakes
- Check loft hatch seals
- Seal gaps behind skirting boards
- Close curtains at sunset
- Upgrade to double glazing
Why it is useful day to day
You will feel the difference immediately as your home stays warmer for longer. It makes every room feel more comfortable without turning up the heat.
- Lower monthly energy bills
- No more cold breezes
- Quieter rooms inside
- Less dust entering home
- Fewer spiders and bugs
Why we ask these questions
Your installer will explain how they balance warmth with fresh air. They will show you where the biggest heat losses happen in your home.
- Which materials last longest
- Where gaps are hidden
- How to use vents
- How much you save
- Reducing outside noise levels
Frequently asked questions
Often needed alongside
New windows
uPVC, aluminium, timber, sash
New external doors
Front, patio, bifold, French
Conservatory & orangery
New build or roof replacement
Loft & roof insulation
Loft, room-in-roof, rafters
Wall insulation
Cavity, internal or external
Floor insulation
Suspended and solid floors
Flat roof insulation
Warm deck upgrade
Faulty insulation removal
Spray foam or failed cavity fill