SPRAY FOAM REMOVAL IN SOMERSET, DORSET AND EAST DEVON
WE REMOVE
SPRAY FOAM INSULATION
TBW remove spray foam insulation from homes across Somerset, Dorset and East Devon.
We carry out
rigorous surveys of spray foam insulation installations using the latest thermal imaging technology.
HAD YOUR FILL?
If you’re one of the many thousands of UK homeowners who had their house insulated with spray foam, don’t panic. We are ready and waiting to remove this headache from your life.
TBW Spray Foam Removal offer the following:
QUALIFIED SPRAY FOAM REMOVAL SPECIALISTS
COMPETITIVE PRICES
FRIENDLY, PROFESSIONAL STAFF
HIGH-TECH TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
FAQS ABOUT SPRAY FOAM REMOVAL
We’ve listed some of the more common questions we get asked at TBW.
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What is spray foam insulation?
Spray foam insulation is a versatile insulating material that begins as a liquid and expands upon application to fill the space it’s applied to. It is commonly used in walls, attics, and other areas where effective thermal insulation is needed, providing an airtight seal and enhancing energy efficiency.
Do mortgage lenders reject properties with spray foam insulation?
Yes. Mortgage lenders often avoid properties with spray foam insulation due to the potential risks it poses to the property’s structural integrity. Spray foam can trap moisture, leading to timber decay, mold growth, and a weakened roof structure over time. Additionally, it can make it difficult to assess the condition of the roof during inspections, creating uncertainty for lenders. This lack of transparency, combined with potential long-term maintenance issues, makes such properties a higher financial risk, which lenders are usually unwilling to take on.
Can I remove spray foam insulation myself?
Removing spray foam insulation on your own is strongly discouraged. The material adheres tightly to surfaces, and attempting DIY removal can result in significant damage to your roof structure or leave behind residues that could still cause moisture retention and related problems. Professional removal specialists have the tools, experience, and expertise to handle the process safely, ensuring the foam is entirely eliminated without compromising the integrity of your property. This also helps prevent further complications that could arise from incomplete or improper removal.
How long does the process take?
The duration of spray foam insulation removal depends on several factors, including the size of the property, the type of foam used (open cell or closed cell), and the condition of the roof. On average, the process takes 2–5 days. This timeframe typically includes not just the removal itself but also any necessary repairs or preparatory work, such as inspecting and treating the affected area to ensure it is left in optimal condition. Larger or more complex projects may take longer.
Is spray foam removal covered by insurance?
Whether spray foam insulation removal is covered by insurance depends on the specifics of your policy. In most cases, insurance does not cover removal unless the foam has caused documented structural damage or poses health risks, such as mold development or poor air quality. It’s essential to carefully review your policy and consult your insurer to understand what is covered. If the removal is deemed necessary due to safety or structural issues, some policies might partially reimburse the costs.
What do you charge for spray foam removal?
The cost of removing spray foam insulation varies widely based on the size and complexity of the project. For open-cell spray foam, costs typically range from £3,000 to £7,000. Closed-cell foam, which is denser and more challenging to remove, can cost between £6,000 and £12,000. In very small areas, the cost can start from just £995. These estimates usually include waste disposal, roof inspections, and any remedial work needed to restore the property to a safe and functional state. It’s advisable to get quotes from multiple specialists to understand the scope and cost of your specific project.