There are several areas of the house, to which attention must be paid:
Windows
Windows are one of the main heat breakouts, so replacing old windows with double glazed windows can help reduce heat loss and improve home thermal insulation. You can also add isolated films to existing windows.
Doors
Doors can also be a weak point in terms of thermal insulation. Check the doors for gaps and install rubber seals to minimize heat losses.
Walls
The exterior walls of the house are the ones that contribute the most to heat exchanges. This aspect is especially important in house refurbishments, in which the living room or dining house are extended to incorporate the balconies. In these cases, the balconies are generally of simple wall, so they are not prepared with an efficient thermal insulation. In these cases, it is necessary to add an additional layer of insulation.
Blind Boxes
Blind boxes are often neglected when it comes to thermal insulation. If the blind boxes are not properly insulated, there may be large heat losses by the housing and blinds. It is possible to add thermal insulation inside the blind box and thus reduce heat loss and improve the energy efficiency of the house.
Roofs
The problems of thermal insulation on roofs can be quite significant, as the heat tends to rise and escape through the roof. This can make the house colder in winter and warmer in summer, as well as increase energy costs.
When the source of the problem is poor insulation, the insulating cards in XPS are widely used. When it takes the leaks, it is necessary to identify them and make the necessary repairs. Talk to a qualified professional to make sure the problem is resolved.