20 Feb 2026
By Carl Dodd

Underfloor heating: low-profile, low-disruption comfort

2026, affordable warmth, bio-insulation, Carl Dodd, draught-proofing, energy efficiency, energy sufficiency, green sector, housing, lifestyle transformation, low impact, low carbon living, Net Zero Carbon, new homes, PRL, Property Revolutions Ltd., reduce carbon footprint, Retrofit PRL, sustainability, sustainable living, tenants, underfloor heating, weatherproof
Retrofitting underfloor heating: a rapidly growing trend For decades, the idea of underfloor heating (UFH) in the UK was deemed a luxury reserved exclusively for new-build homes, or major extensions. Older, period properties - from Victorian terraces, to 1950s semi-detached homes - were traditionally limited to radiators, often struggling with uneven heat, limited wall space, and high energy bills. Thankfully however, the tide has turned. Retrofits of underfloor heating are in high demand, driven by advancements in technology that make it possible to install modern, high-efficiency UFH systems without ripping up existing floors or destroying the character of older homes.…
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23 Jan 2026
By Carl Dodd

UK housing: embracing insulation innovations

2026, affordable warmth, air pollution, air quality, bio-insulation, carbon sequestration, Carl Dodd, decarbonisation, draught-proofing, energy efficiency, energy sufficiency, green sector, heat pumps, hemp insulation, housing, lifestyle transformation, loft insulation, low impact, low carbon living, natural insulation, Net Zero Carbon, new homes, PRL, Property Revolutions Ltd., reduce carbon footprint, Retrofit PRL, sheep's wool, sustainability, sustainable living, tenants, warm homes plan, WheatEx, wood fibre
Why Bio-Insulation leads the way For decades, the standard approach to keeping a British home warm has involved rolls of itchy glass wool, or thick slabs of rigid plastic foam. While effective at trapping heat, these materials carry a heavy "carbon debt" from their intensive manufacturing processes. However, a new wave of Bio-Insulation Innovation is hitting the UK market. Leading the charge is WheatEx, a pioneering UK-developed insulation board made from agricultural by-products. For homeowners looking to slash energy bills while lowering their environmental footprint, these plant-based materials are a game-changer. The problem with traditional insulation Most UK homes rely on mineral wool…
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