Health and safety concerns
Some homeowners are concerned about the isocyanates and other chemicals released when spray foam is installed.
We remove existing spray foam from roof voids. It starts with a free, no-obligation survey.
There are several common reasons homeowners have spray foam loft insulation taken out.
Some homeowners are concerned about the isocyanates and other chemicals released when spray foam is installed.
If a loft isn't properly ventilated, spray foam can trap moisture against the roof structure.
Spray foam may not be suitable for older roof structures, or for roofs that are poorly ventilated.
Some installations need specific fire barriers and coverings.
Loft ventilation matters for the health of the roof, and foam can obstruct it.
Foam can make later maintenance, repairs or electrical work in the roof space harder.
Building Regulations (Part L) and insurance policies may set specific requirements for how a roof is insulated.
Over time, foam can shrink, crack or separate from the surface it was applied to.
If you're considering removal, a survey can look at loft ventilation, moisture levels, the roof structure and how the current insulation is performing. We can compare removal options with alternatives such as Rockwool or SuperFOIL.
Lofts we have worked in, including spray foam removal. If you're not sure whether the spray foam in your roof void needs to come out, a survey of your roof space is the best way to find out.
Call or send an enquiry and tell us about your property.
We assess your roof space in person, with no obligation.
Your quotation is based on what we find and what your property needs.
If you'd like to go ahead, we agree the work and arrange completion.
Book a free, no-obligation survey and get a straight answer.