Spray foam removal in Meersbrook done right first time

Mortgage lender or surveyor flags spray foam

This is the most common trigger. Lenders are increasingly refusing mortgages on properties with spray foam, especially closed cell. If your buyer's lender has raised it, you need a removal report to proceed. We can usually turn this around within a week.

Damp patches on ceilings or walls below the roof

Foam traps moisture against timbers and felt, which can lead to damp patches inside. If you see brown stains or peeling paint on the ceiling below your loft, the foam may be the cause. It needs investigating before the damage spreads.

Foam is shrinking or pulling away from rafters

Spray foam can shrink over time, especially if it was applied in poor conditions. When it pulls away, it leaves gaps that reduce insulation performance and allow condensation to form. This is a sign the foam has failed and should be removed.

You can smell a musty odour in the loft

A musty smell usually means mould or rot. Foam that has trapped moisture creates the perfect environment for both. If you notice this smell, do not ignore it. We can inspect and remove the foam before the problem gets worse.

Pest infestation in the insulation

Mice and insects can nest in spray foam, especially open cell. If you hear scratching in the loft or find droppings, the foam may be harbouring pests. Removal and cleaning will solve the problem and allow you to reinsulate properly.