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Draught-proofing and the Green Deal
TrickyRicky
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Hello, I am thinking of having draught-proofing done in my windows and doors on my grade 2 listed house.
Does anyone know of I can get the green deal to pay for it?
Kind regards
Does anyone know of I can get the green deal to pay for it?
Kind regards
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If you can comfortably afford to pay for it yourself, then probably.TrickyRicky wrote: »Hello, I am thinking of having draught-proofing done in my windows and doors on my grade 2 listed house.
Does anyone know of I can get the green deal to pay for it?
Kind regards
This thread in the Energy board should help you find out more.
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/44307850 -
You could always just ask them.
Why would you put up with draughts from windows and doors if you did not have to? Surely draught proofing cannot be very expensive.I can afford anything that I want.
Just so long as I don't want much.0 -
This is so cheap any you can do it your self. You can get a roll of sticky backed foam and just stick this around the windows and doors to stop the problem."talk sense to a fool and he calls you foolish" - Euripides0
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