Insulation Services

From traditional mineral wool insulation to modern multi-foil systems, we provide the best solution for your home.

Spray Foam Insulation Problems

Fire Risk

Spray foam is very flammable putting your property and anyone living in it at much higher risk.

Roof Timbers Damage

Spray foam has been known to cause damage to the structure of your roof and roof timbers by not allowing it to breathe, which can result in rotting. Most of the time this will be hidden behind the foam itself.

Hazardous Materials

Spray foam contains Isocyanates which are powerful irritants to the mucous membranes of the eyes and gastrointestinal and respiratory tract.

Moving Home

Because of the dangers associated with Spray Foam insulation, mortgage companies may not lend for properties with Spray Foam installed.

Equity Release

Just like mortgages, your provider will more than likely check your property for spray foam insulation and can refuse to release equity on this basis.

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Get your Spray Foam Insulation removed today

Although Spray Foam (mostly spray polyurethane foam) can be a great insulator, it has many risks and downsides. The industry is not regulated and has far from correct guidance for what is and is not an installation that is fit for purpose. Due to this many untrained firms heavily market and sell the product to properties where it is simply not needed or suitable for purpose. Spray foam insulation applied incorrectly or inappropriately can cause damage in your loft spaces, roof space or internal walls.

Our expert team have overseen multiple successful removal projects of both open and closed-cell Spray Foam, whilst maintaining the integrity of the felt and timbers. If you require our assistance, please do not hesitate to get in touch with the team today.

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The different types of Spray Foam insulation

Depending on the type of Spray Foam insulation in your property, it can affect the method of removal. Below is a brief overview of the two different types. If you’re having any trouble identifying your current product you can talk to our expert team directly.

Open-cell foam

Open-cell Spray foam insulation is a lightweight material made up of tiny cells that are not completely closed, allowing air to fill the spaces. Removing it usually involves cutting the roof foam as far as possible without damaging the materials around it and then scraping off the rest by hand.

Closed-cell foam

Closed-cell Spray foam insulation consists of tightly packed cells that are closed, providing a dense and rigid structure. The Spray foam can not only cause issues with roof repairs but it can also be messy and unsightly.

Our method of removal

Phase 1

Preparation of attic
We will move & cover your personal belongings in order to protect them. We will also place dust sheets down around the property to keep mess to a minimum

Phase 2

Specialist removal
We will first manually remove the foam with powered tools and by hand taking extra time and care than the average company (we remove every last fibre without damaging the roof any further).

Phase 3

Timber restoration
Our timber restoration method entails a full scrape back of any foam bonded to rafters followed by sanding or buffing of all woodwork. We finish with a full timber treatment to not only remediate any damage but to preserve the fabric of the building for years to come.

Phase 4

Clean up of site and full disposal of all waste
We take pride in where we work and value our reputation. We ensure every job is left spotless inside and outside the loft space, if not in the same state, even better!

Phase 5

Although an optional phase all insulations have their sell-by dates and with the energy crisis storming the nation, renewable energy and insulation particularly has never been so important. With our expertise and product range, we can guarantee we have effective and risk-free options for your home!

Frequently
asked questions

Check out our most frequently asked questions. If your question is not answered here, feel free to contact the team directly.

Why might I need a spray foam removal service?

Spray Foam insulation is fraught with problems such as an increased fire risk, timber damage and often contains hazardous materials. Spray Foam insulation also hampers your ability to obtain a mortgage and release equity from your property. In most cases, lenders will not lend money against a property with Spray Foam in situ in the loft space. This is because it can lead to damage to the timbers supporting the roof structure.

How long does it take to remove spray foam insulation?

The duration of the removal process depends on various factors, including the size of the area, the condition of the insulation, and the complexity of the removal. An experienced professional can provide a more accurate estimate based on your specific situation.

What should I expect during the spray foam removal process?

Removal specialists will assess the situation, devise a removal plan, safely extract the foam, and dispose of it properly. They’ll also ensure minimal disruption to your property.

Can I remove spray foam insulation myself, or should I hire a professional service?

While it’s possible to remove spray foam insulation yourself, it’s a complex and potentially hazardous task. Hiring a professional service ensures the job is done safely, efficiently, and with minimal risk to your health and property.