Wall and midfloor insulation play a crucial role in the energy efficiency and acoustic performance of new builds and renovations. Wall insulation helps minimise heat transfer, improving thermal efficiency and ensuring compliance with modern building standards. Midfloor insulation is essential for reducing airborne and impact noise between levels, enhancing acoustic separation in multi-storey homes and commercial projects. Installing high-performance insulation at the construction stage not only improves energy efficiency but also meets regulatory requirements for thermal and acoustic performance. By incorporating the right insulation solutions, you can optimise building performance, reduce ongoing energy costs, and deliver a higher-quality end result.

Because heat naturally rises, ceiling insulation plays a crucial role in stabilising indoor temperatures by reducing heat loss in winter and heat gain in summer. If you’re renovating an exisiting home, this may be a great opportunity to upgrade your exisiting ceiling insulation or add a top-up layer to boost effectiveness. If you’re adding an extension or planning a new build from scratch, then ceiling is a key component in regulating thermal efficiency and meeting building code requirements for new constructions. In addition to thermal benefits, ceiling insulation also contributes to acoustic control by dampening noise transfer between floors in multi-storey buildings. Installing high-quality insulation at the build stage ensures long-term efficiency, enhances compliance with energy regulations, and delivers a more cost-effective and sustainable outcome for the project.

Underfloor insulation plays an important role in improving a building’s overall thermal performance, particularly in homes with suspended floors. It works as a thermal barrier, helping to reduce heat loss, limit cold air infiltration, and contribute to a more stable indoor environment. Additionally, it can assist with moisture management, reducing the risk of dampness over time. With a choice of our premium product range, installing quality underfloor insulation during construction enhances energy efficiency, supports compliance with building standards, and adds long-term value to the project.

Moisture control is essential for protecting your home’s structure and maintaining good indoor air quality. A ground vapour barrier is a protective layer of polyethylene that prevents moisture from rising into your home’s insulation and living areas. Without it, excess moisture can lead to mould, rot, poor indoor air quality, and decreased insulation effectiveness. As per New Zealand’s Healthy Homes standards, a ground moisture barrier is required for all rental properties with an enclosed subfloor space, unless impractical to install, to prevent moisture from seeping up from the ground.  A properly installed ground vapour barrier helps maintain a dry, healthy home environment, and our installation team are expert in ensuring proper coverage and durability.