Wall Insulation Scandal
A government watchdog has uncovered widespread issues with wall insulation schemes, leaving approximately 23,000 homes in need of repair.
The investigation found that 98% of installations require remediation due to shoddy workmanship, safety risks, and suspected fraud.
- 22,000 to 23,000 homes with external wall insulation have major issues
- 29% of homes with internal wall insulation also need repair work
The £4bn drive to tackle fuel poverty has instead left many homes unsafe, damp and uninhabitable.
The audit revealed that 6% of external insulation jobs pose immediate health and safety risks, while 92% have serious performance issues.
Author's summary: Thousands of homes need repair due to failed insulation schemes.
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