Spray Foam Insulation can cause many long terms issues to your home, the most common of which is damage caused to the roof support timbers. As well as air circulation can be restricted to the roof and timbers by the use of this foam which can lead to condensation which in turn can eventually lead to the rotting of the wooden roof supports.

That’s the key reason why lenders won’t lend on homes which have spray foam insulation in the loft space because they don’t know which spray foam installations have been done correctly and which have not. Often, in the case of listed buildings, spray foam may have been installed without the necessary planning permission to start with.

The lack of air flow can also cause mould to form and as if that was not bad enough, some spray foams can also release toxic odours whilst others are also far more flammable than is advised for use in homes. But another issue, especially in earlier installations, was that the roof felt beneath the tiles was often removed before the closed cell spray foam was applied, leading to the roof tiles or slates becoming stuck together. In these cases, inspecting or repairing a roof has become impossible without literally removing and retiling the whole roof.

Many homeowners only discover the problems associated with spray foam insulation when they want to either sell their property or release equity on their homes. It’s far from welcome news to find out that your home is virtually unsaleable because prospective buyers won’t be able to raise a mortgage on it.

So having to get the offending spray foam insulation removed may seem like a double whammy and an expensive alternative for a better insulated home moving forwards.

But the good news in a difficult situation is that InduSpray are competitively-priced in the spray foam removal industry and are also highly skilled at carrying out this type of work. We offer a fast, reliable and clean solution coupled with a responsive and quick service.

The big question is then, how much will it cost to have it removed? Well, the answer to that question is not straightforward because it all depends on how big your roof space is and what issues there are with the original spray foam insulation – for example, are there any rotten timbers that need to be replaced? As professional roofers, you can be assured that you are in very safe hands as we can remedy any and all of the problems we might find.

Now, we recognise that many people may be a little hesitant asking for a quote, fearing that they will be pressured into accepting by high-pressure salesmen.

Well, luckily InduSpray do not employ any salesmen let alone high pressure ones and we guarantee that we offer no-obligation quotes with absolutely no pressure on you at all.

Honestly, if you decide not to proceed, we won’t be offended. However, we are confident that our quote will be the most competitive and that you will be impressed by our professionalism and customer service.