Midland Warmer Homes Co Ltd

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Thank you to Midland Warmer Homes who were drawn as sponsor to David Dolan.
David has a smile that would warm any home and lucky for him he was drawn with Midland Warmer Homes.
Based in Curraghboy, Midland Warmer Homes is a free home installation service to qualifying households – mainly to those on low income. Originally commenced installing attic and cavity wall insulation in 2008, and this expanded to included draught proofing, CFL energy efficient bulbs, and energy advice. The scheme further expanded to included the installation of ventilation including roof/soffit ventilation for attic insulation, and also background, permanent and mechanical ventilation for cavity wall insulation.
This is a FREE service once all the criteria are met.
Thanks to Paul and Ann Marie for the support, best wishes to David on Sunday.

For further information, contact the below
https://www.midlandwarmerhomes.ie/

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