I bought a house with cavity wall insulation (ex council house) and the guarantee has a couple of years left (been installed 20 odd years ago)
Im not sure what’s it’s meant to do, but I’m not sure it’s doing it anymore. None of the rooms really retain the heat and the external walls are pretty cold. We’ve just had to wipe a load of damp off the external wall where my daughter’s bed was and I’ve noticed that at the very bottom the wall is freezing.
Anyway, allowing for the fact it has this 25 year warranty, does that mean they would be liable if it’s no longer doing what it does? I appreciate it would need removing and refilling, but I also know cavity wall insulation is not considered the greatest thing to have any more.
I am considering lining the walls with insulating plasterboard instead.
As a footnote, all the houses here seem to run cold, it’s seems to be their design flaw. All my walls are cold whether they are external or internal, it’s just seemingly a chilly house.