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Spray Foam Insulation Removal From Roof & Lofts
Careful, safe removal of open- and closed-cell spray foam, with a timber condition report and photographic evidence for lenders and surveyors.
Why can spray foam be a problem?
Spray foam applied to the underside of a roof can cause difficulties for homeowners, buyers and landlords:
Mortgages and sales – some mortgage lenders and surveyors may decline or down-value properties with spray foam in the roof.
Trapped moisture – in some roofs it can restrict ventilation and trap moisture, which may lead to condensation and timber decay.
Hidden roof condition – foam covers rafters, felt and tiles, so the condition of the roof cannot be properly inspected.
Why Choose Us?
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Member of the PCA (Property Care Association)
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ISO 9001 quality management
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Cyber Essentials certified
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£10m public liability insurance
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Registered waste carrier CBDU125145 with our own waste transfer station
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Trusted by housing associations
Our Removal Process
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Suvey & roof inspection
We assess the foam type, extent and roof construction before quoting. -
Safe working setup
Operatives in suitable PPE and RPE, with dust control and protection of the property. -
Careful removal
Open- and closed-cell foam removed from rafters and from the felt or tiles with care to avoid damage. -
Cleaning timbers
Rafters and the roof underside cleaned back so they can be inspected. -
Timber & moisture report
Timber condition and moisture readings recorded and reported. -
Waste removal
All waste bagged and taken to our licensed waste transfer station (waste carrier reg. CBDU125145). -
Optional re-insulation
Re-insulation with breathable insulation if required. -
Evidence for lenders
A photographic record and report for lenders and surveyors.
Removal in full PPE and RPE
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Foam carefully scraped from the timber
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Rafters and roof underside exposed for inspection
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Waste bagged and the loft left clean
