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A cat flap lets your pet to come and leave as they please. But if it's not fitted correctly, it could allow heat escape and could let other animals to enter your home. Local Taskers are experienced in installing cat flaps, and they can install them quickly and safely. They will also tell you which type of cat flap is the best one for your door or wall. Security A cat flap is ideal for allowing your pet to leave and enter the home without opening the door. But, you must ensure that the flap is installed correctly. This will help prevent burglars using the cat flap as a way to gain access to your home. It is also important to think about the kind of cat flap you're installing. Some cat flaps are smart and can even be controlled remotely. These types of cat flaps can be linked to a smartphone app which will give you a full overview of your pet's schedule with the dates and times of each visit. A skilled cat flap fitter will have the knowledge and tools to make sure that your home's security standards are not compromised. They will be able to place your cat flap in the right location and seal it off to prevent unwanted draughts from getting into your home. They can also offer advice on the type of cat flap that's most suitable for your home. A professional cat flap installer can assist if you're thinking about installing a microchip or smart cat flap. They will be able to provide you with the appropriate cat flap and connect it to your pet's microchip so that it can give you the best security. Certain cat flaps can provide more security by incorporating locking mechanisms. These can be used in specific situations, such as when you are away from home or at night. You can also use them to restrict your pet’s movement within the home. This will stop them from wandering into your kitchen or living room. Installing a pet door on a wall is more expensive than installing it inside a door because you need to remove brickwork. However, it can provide an additional degree of security, which is particularly beneficial if you live in a remote area. Make sure you know if the installation of the flap will affect your insurance. Easy to fit A cat flap lets your pet to enter or exit the house without you having open the door or window. They are most commonly installed on wooden doors however, they can also be put into uPVC and composite doors. They are an excellent choice for people who want to let their pet go in and out at all times of the day. The first step in installing a cat flap is to measure your cat and mark the area where the hole must be cut. It is essential to do this because in the absence of this, you could end up with a cat flap that is too big for your cat. This can be a major issue since it allows large stray animals and cats into your home. Once you have the measurements, it is time to start cutting and drilling. Most cat flap kits include an outline to help you in drilling. It is possible to use a standard jigsaw for cutting. However, it is important to not press too hard because this could make the process longer and tear the paint on your door. Wear a mask to protect yourself when using the regular jigsaw. Dust inhalation can be dangerous. After you've cut the hole, you can place the cat flap and screw it into the door. If the cat flap has locks, ensure that it is on the inside. You can also put in an electronic cat flap to keep cats from the neighbor's side of your home. If you don't feel comfortable fitting a cat flap by yourself, it's possible to employ an expert. They can provide exact estimates, and help you choose the right cat flap that meets your needs. They can also help you in selecting the ideal location for your cat's flap and then install it quickly. If you're concerned about burglars getting into your home through the cat flap, it is recommended to have it fitted in the wall instead of the door. This reduces the likelihood of them getting access to your house and can save you money on your home insurance. Easy to clean If you're tired of waking up to an unwanted 'present' every morning you should consider installing a cat flap inside your home. These handy little additions to your doors allow cats and other pets into the home without having to open the door, thus reducing the amount of time you spend on your hands and feet. You can also put in a cat flap lockable to restrict your pet's access, and keep them from wandering out of the home. The UPVC cat flap is among the most sought-after options among pet owners due to its durability and weather-resistant features. It can be easily mounted into UPVC door frames, as well as certain conservatories. The large flap size allows your cat to get in and out of, and the magnetic closure helps keep out drafts. The lock can be set for unlocked, locked or in-only settings. Professional pet flap fitters know how to correctly size and place your new cat flap so that it's not too big or too small. They will also be equipped with the proper tools to complete the job right. It is important to find a person who is knowledgeable about what they are doing, because a poorly fitted cat flap can let in drafts and increase the cost of energy. The Seaford cat flap installers can also advise you on other options to protect your pet. They can supply you with microchip cat flaps which can recognize your pet's unique chip to offer added security and peace of mind. In addition, these can be connected to mobile apps or a remote to provide additional flexibility. The cost of installing a cat flap can vary according to its size and design and also the location it will be placed. However, you should expect to pay around PS100 for a basic cat flap, and it can be up to PS450 for an automated or lockable model with enhanced security features. You may also have to purchase a special adapter when you're installing the cat flap inside the glass of a conservatory or door because they can only be cut by a skilled tradesman who has been trained in working with toughened safety glass. Easy to install Having cat flap installation installed is a great method of allowing your cats access to your garden and your home, without having to open the door each time. It can also help to keep them safe by preventing animals or intruders from entering your home. There are a variety of options for cat flaps. It is important to choose one that fits your pet's size and habits. You may need to teach them how to use the door, but it's worth the effort. Make sure you have all the tools you require prior to installing the cat flap. These include a jigsaw, or hole saw (for wooden doors), a drill and masonry bit (for brick walls) and the appropriate adhesives and sealants. Clear the area. Take away any obstacles that may hinder your work. The first step is to draw the outline of the cat flap on the wall or door. This should be done with care to avoid any blunders or damage. Use a spirit-level for ensuring the outline is perfectly straight and aligned. Once you've drawn the outline, you can begin cutting and drilling. To get the best results, you should employ a jigsaw or a hole-cutting machine to create the opening, following the manufacturer's guidelines for size and shape. Then, you can insert the cat flap into the opening and secure it in place with screws or fasteners. If you're installing the cat flap in the wood of a door, you might consider painting the edges of the cut-outs to protect the flap from weather damage. Check the flap on your cat before you close it by letting your pet go through it. If your pet is hesitant to walk through the door, encourage them by giving them treats. You can also prop the door up for some time to help them get used to it. Also, don't forget to program the flap using your pet's microchip or collar tag. If you have a microchip cat flap it should be programmed prior to installation so that you don't accidentally program your neighbor's cat after the installation is completed.