Attic insulated by EnergyEase: mineral wool blankets on the floor, under the concrete battens and the roof tiles
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Attic and roof

Attic and roof insulation from insideIt depends on how you use the attic

In an attic you do not use, we thermally insulate the floor: €25–45/m², VAT included, in 1 to 2 days. If the attic is storage or a room of the house, we insulate the roof from inside, finished and painted: €100–160/m².

By David Francisco, civil engineer at EnergyEase · Updated 18 October 2026

  • Published prices, VAT included
  • Warmer in winter, cooler in summer
  • Tiles back in place, site left clean

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We look at the attic and the roof, measure and send a written quote with the final price. We call you back within 24 hours.

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Free technical visit

we check the attic on site

Published prices

per m², VAT included

Written quote

usually within 48 h

Step one

How do you use your attic?

How you use the attic, or loft space, decides where the insulation goes. Pick the case that looks like yours and see how we do it.

How to recognise it: There is a hatch or a door and you can walk in the attic, but you do not use it as a room. We insulate the attic floor, above the ceiling of the house.

Animation: first a membrane with aluminium foil is laid on the attic floor; then the mineral wool blankets are rolled out on top, strip by strip
Seen from above, cut away · illustration, not to scale

Mineral wool blankets on the attic floor

  1. Attic floor slab
  2. Membrane with aluminium foil, laid first on the slab
  3. Mineral wool blankets on top, strip by strip
  4. Roof: stays as it is
Solution
Mineral wool blankets
Price per m²
€25–35/m²
Duration
1 day

Price with VAT; the median of our projects is €31/m². The blankets stay in place when someone goes up there, so they are the right choice if you still need to get into the attic.

Blankets or blown wool? →

How to recognise it: There is no hatch, or the space is too low to work in. We take off a few roof tiles, blow the wool in through the opening and put the tiles back.

Animation: a few roof tiles come off, the hose goes in through the opening and blown wool covers the attic floor; at the end the tiles go back
Seen from above, cut away · illustration, not to scale

Wool blown in through the roof

  1. Opening in the roof: we take off a few tiles and put them back
  2. Blown mineral wool or cellulose, in one continuous layer
  3. Attic floor slab
Solution
Blown-in insulation
Price per m²
€30–45/m²
Duration
1 to 2 days

Price with VAT. It costs a little more than blankets, because working from the roof takes more care and sometimes scaffolding. The wool reaches the corners and fills around beams and pipes, with no joints.

Blankets or blown wool? →

How to recognise it: You keep things up there, have a bedroom or an office, or want one. If we insulated the floor, the attic would be cold in winter and hot in summer, so we insulate the roof from underneath.

Animation: under the tiles and roof beams we fit the membrane, the insulation, the metal frame and the plasterboard, which is painted at the end
Seen from above, cut away · illustration, not to scale

Insulating the roof from inside

  1. Tiles, battens and beams: stay as they are
  2. Waterproof membrane: the insulation stays dry
  3. Insulation: XPS, PIR, mineral wool or cork
  4. Metal frame and moisture-resistant plasterboard, painted
Solution
Roof from inside
Price per m²
€100–160/m²
Duration
1 to 3 weeks

VAT, finish and painting included, based on our quotes. The attic gets a new ceiling, ready to use. The price depends mostly on the area and on what has to be removed first.

What to know first →

Who it is for

When insulating the attic pays off

You live under the roof

According to ADENE, the roof accounts on average for 30% of a home's heat loss. In ADENE's example of a three-bedroom flat on the top floor it is 32%: more than the walls and doors (23%) or the windows (19%). Source: ADENE

The house does not hold its temperature

Heating and air conditioning work hard and the comfort does not last. With the attic insulated, the temperature stays more stable.

Attic floor

Blankets or blown wool: which to choose

Both insulate the attic floor well. The difference is access, and what you will do in the attic afterwards.

Blankets

When there is access from inside

€25–35/m² · 1 day

  • You get into the attic through a hatch or a door and can move around inside.
  • You will still need to go up there, for a water tank or an aerial for example: the blankets stay in place.
  • The floor is even, without many pipes and cables in the way.
  • It is the cheapest option for the attic floor.

Blown wool

When there is no access

€30–45/m² · 1 to 2 days

  • There is no hatch, or the space is too low to work in: we go in through the roof.
  • The wool reaches the corners and fills around beams, pipes and cables, in one layer with no joints.
  • We blow it straight onto the concrete floor slab, usually at least 20 cm of wool.
  • We use mineral wool or cellulose. Loose wool is not for walking on: the attic can no longer be used for storage.

At the visit we look at the access, the floor and the roof and tell you which of the two makes sense. Prices with VAT.

How we do it

From first contact to an insulated attic

  1. Free

    Technical visit

    We look at the attic, the access and the roof, measure and tell you which solution makes sense.

  2. Within 48 h

    Written quote

    With the final price, the solution and the timing. No obligation.

  3. 1 day to 3 weeks

    We insulate

    Blankets on the floor, wool blown in through the roof, or the roof insulated from inside, with a finish.

  4. At the end

    Everything back in place

    Tiles back in place if we took any off, and a clean-up before we leave. For the roof from inside, painting is included.

Attic floor before insulation, with dust and building debris
BeforeAttic floor without insulation
Roll of aluminium-foil membrane being laid on the attic floor
Step 1Membrane with aluminium foil
Mineral wool blankets laid over the membrane on the attic floor
Step 2Mineral wool blankets on top

An attic we insulated

First an aluminium-foil membrane on the attic floor slab, then the mineral wool blankets on top. Below, the house stays the same: no work inside the rooms.

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Finished projects

What our clients actually paid

Attic floor insulation with mineral wool. Totals of accepted quotes, VAT included. Over 37 projects, the median was €31/m². The m² price varies little; it goes up a bit when the attic is hard to reach or has an irregular shape that needs more cutting.

Want to see the work? See photos in our portfolio.

MunicipalityAreaTotalPer m²
Sintra40 m²€1,230€31
Seixal63 m²€1,937€31
Cascais70 m²€2,152€31
Cascais90 m²€2,878€32
Amadora110 m²€3,382€31
Palmela110 m²€3,382€31
Amadora185 m²€4,551€25

Projects finished by EnergyEase. For privacy, municipality only.

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Want to know what your attic would cost?

At the visit we look at the attic, the access and the roof, measure and send a written quote, usually within 48 hours. The visit is free and commits you to nothing.

What moves the price

Why two attics pay different prices

The area

Travel and set-up cost almost the same on 40 or 150 m². In a small attic the m² costs more.

Access

With a hatch, we work from inside. Without access, we go in through the roof, sometimes with scaffolding: it costs a little more.

The shape of the attic

An irregular attic needs more cutting. Boards, pipes, cables or a water tank: at the visit we see what we need to work around.

The thickness

The thicker the layer, the better it insulates and the more material it takes. With blown wool we usually do at least 20 cm.

Attic in use

Insulating the roof from inside: what to know first

When the attic is storage or a room, the insulation goes under the tiles and roof beams. We fit a waterproof membrane that keeps the insulation dry, the insulation (XPS, PIR, mineral wool or cork), a metal frame and moisture-resistant plasterboard, which is painted. It takes 1 to 3 weeks.

Bags of Knauf Supafil mineral wool and the EnergyEase blowing machine

The materials

On the floor we use mineral wool blankets or blown mineral wool, which is non-combustible. We also blow cellulose with a fire-retardant treatment. For the roof from inside we use XPS, PIR, mineral wool or cork, depending on the space and the budget.

Before you decide

  • The attic ceiling comes down: the layers sit under the roof beams, usually from about 8 to 10 cm. At the visit we measure how much.
  • If you will not use the attic, insulating the floor is much cheaper: €25–45/m².
  • No attic, but a false ceiling? We blow insulation in above the ceiling you already have.

False ceiling insulation →Wall insulation →

Spend less

How to lower the cost of your attic

  1. Do the whole attic at once

    Travel and set-up are paid once. On a bigger area, the m² goes down.

  2. Combine attic and walls

    If the walls have a cavity, we blow everything in the same job.

  3. Compare on the same basis

    Price per m², with VAT, and what is included: material, access, scaffolding, finish.

Visit and quote

The technical visit and the written quote are free, with no obligation.

We measure, check what is already there and send the quote, usually within 48 hours.

Google reviews

What clients say about working with us

5.0

from 54 Google reviews

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“Four months after we insulated the walls and the attic, the thermal comfort in the house has improved a lot. […] Very helpful and quick in carrying out the work, meeting the agreed deadlines.”

Mario C. · Google, translated from Portuguese

“[…] only took a day to complete. The team laid a single 5mm reflective sheet which was covered by a 100mm thick, rock-wool slab across the whole floor area of our roof space. It has made a big difference to internal temperatures during cold spells.”

LM W. · Google review

“They insulated my attic with rock wool, were efficient, professional and friendly. I recommend them!”

Renato C. · Google, translated from Portuguese

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about attic insulation

Another question? Call us on 210 270 937 or message us on WhatsApp.

How much does attic insulation cost?

Insulating the attic floor costs €25–35/m² with mineral wool blankets and €30–45/m² with wool blown in through the roof, VAT included. Insulating the roof from inside, finished and painted, costs €100–160/m².

Is it better to insulate the attic floor or the roof?

It depends on the use. If you do not use the attic, insulate the floor: it is cheaper and the house below is protected. If the attic is storage or a room, insulate the roof from inside, so the attic is comfortable too.

Is insulating the attic worth it?

If you live under the roof, yes. According to ADENE, the roof accounts on average for 30% of a home's heat loss, and insulating the attic floor is one of the cheapest options per m²: €25–45/m² incl. VAT. If there is another flat above yours, the roof is not the issue: start with the walls.

Blankets or blown wool: which is better?

Both insulate well. We choose blankets when there is access from inside and you will still need to go into the attic, because they stay in place. We choose blown wool when there is no access, or when there are many beams, pipes and corners, because it fills everything with no joints.

How do you insulate an attic with no access?

Through the roof. We take off a few tiles, blow in the mineral wool or cellulose through the opening and put the tiles back. Sometimes scaffolding is needed.

How long does it take?

Blankets on the attic floor: 1 day. Wool blown in through the roof: 1 to 2 days, depending on whether scaffolding is needed. Roof from inside, finished and painted: 1 to 3 weeks.

What material do you use?

On the floor, mineral wool blankets or blown wool: mineral wool, which is non-combustible, or cellulose with a fire-retardant treatment. For the roof from inside, XPS, PIR, mineral wool or cork, with a membrane and moisture-resistant plasterboard.

Can I still use the attic after insulating the floor?

To go up now and then, yes, with blankets: they stay in place. Blown wool is not for walking on. If you want to store things or use the space, it is better to insulate the roof from inside.

Does attic insulation help in summer?

Yes. In summer the sun heats the roof and that heat passes down. With the attic insulated, much of that heat stays above and the house stays cooler.

Do you charge for the visit or the quote?

No. The technical visit and the quote are free and without obligation. The written quote usually follows within 48 hours.

We insulate attics in Lisbon, Cascais, Oeiras, Sintra, Almada and Setúbal

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