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Wall cavity insulation
My apartment was built in 2007,would it have insulation as standard?,if not would i be able to have it done with it being a leasehold.I have had some extra soundproofing done but it hasn't made a difference and maybe i am clutching at straws but i think it would help prevent noise transference down the cavity as well as moneysaving on the heating.
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You would need to clear it with the freeholder.
But a 5 year old property should have this already though.No free lunch, and no free laptop
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Wall cavity as in the title,it is a ground floor apartment i forgot to say that,thanks for the answer.0
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ring british gas they doing it free at mo if u meet certain requirements,lke council tax etc they wil send someone round for free survey0
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Thanks,as macman said it may have been done but how do i find out?.0
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You can't go drilliing holes in the exterior walls of a leasehold block anyway, it's matter for the freeholder.
It must have CWI if built in 2007.No free lunch, and no free laptop0
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