Difficult to determine exact costs but the EWI was about £11k plus perhaps another £4k for associated works like reworking the gullies and soil pipe so a total of around £15k. It was a small job (32m2) but this makes the meterage rate around £450/m2! However, this was a Rolls-Royce option with woodfibre, thick insulation, below DPC, proper detailing, bespoke eave etc etc. You could easily add another 20% to these figures for project management and professional oversight. The windows, fitted would be about £9k on the open market. Luckily the Government GDHIF knocked £6k of this figure otherwise it would be prohibitively expensive.
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