Spray foam removal from lofts and roofs
Our specialists remove the spray foam and fit new insulation, free with every removal.
- Free, no-obligation quotes
- Zero deposit on all jobs
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Why spray foam comes out
Many mortgage providers are cautious about homes with spray foam in the loft, because it can hide damage that develops after it is installed.
When foam covers the rafters or the underside of the tiles, surveyors can't inspect the timbers. Moisture trapped against the wood can lead to rot, and because the foam hides the timber, you often won't know until significant structural damage has occurred.
Foam on the underside of a roof can also hinder roof repairs, so removing it is often necessary for effective roofing work.
Not sure about yours? Take our quick Spray Foam Risk Quiz and get instant personalised results.
What we remove
We remove open-cell and closed-cell spray foam from lofts and roofs.
Our teams are trained in delicate extraction techniques that protect the tiles and felt under the foam, separating it carefully so the rafters, membranes and tiles come to no harm.
Not sure which type you have? We'll identify it during a free, no-obligation survey.
How a removal works
Free survey
We assess the foam type, thickness and coverage, the roof's condition and its ventilation.
A fixed, written quote
A clear scope, so you know exactly what's included, and zero deposit on all jobs.
Careful removal
Our team uses specialist tools to remove the foam without damaging your roof structure, then cleans and treats the exposed timbers.
Certificate and new insulation
You get a completion certificate you can hand to surveyors and lenders, and new insulation, free with every removal.
What's included
- A free survey of the foam, the timbers, the roof and its ventilation
- A fixed, itemised quote in writing
- Careful removal that protects the rafters, membranes and tiles
- The exposed timbers cleaned and treated
- A full timber inspection, with photos and notes
- Ventilation reinstated
- A full loft clean-up, with all waste removed the same day
- A completion certificate and photo report
- New insulation, free with every removal
- An aftercare check that you're happy with the work
- Zero deposit: you don't pay until the work is complete
New insulation, fitted free
We fit new insulation, free with every removal.
FREE insulation with every removal
ZERO DEPOSIT ON ALL JOBS
Loft insulation
We also offer SuperFOIL and Rockwool loft insulation, and each has a page of its own.
SuperFOIL Loft Insulation
Multi-foil that reflects up to 95% of radiant heat.
Rockwool Loft Insulation
Rock mineral wool with outstanding thermal, acoustic and fire protection.
See a removal
Watch one of our spray foam removal jobs, then see more of the lofts and roofs we have cleared.
What it costs
Every job is quoted in writing, with a fixed price, so you know exactly what you're paying for before you commit.
We don't take deposits: you won't pay a penny until the job is complete.
Our cost guide explains what affects the price.
We'll beat any quote by £100 or you'll get £50
Beat My QuoteWhy homeowners choose us
- As seen on BBC Morning Live
- Property Care Association spray foam training
- No cold calls: we only work with homeowners who have contacted us first
- Zero deposit on all jobs
- Google Reviews, rated 4.9 out of 5 from 21 reviews
- Checkatrade, rated 9.74 out of 10 from 146 reviews
- TrustATrader, rated 4.9 out of 5 from 25 reviews
What our customers say
Rated 5 out of 5
Excellent job on a listed property
I can only endorse what many other reviewers have said...a great experience from my initial contact with Anthony, through to completion of the job. Vitali and his two colleagues worked almost without a break from 8:00am till around 5:00pm and did a brilliant job. This was closed cell foam applied directly to the underside of slates. I was worried that they would not be able to remove it without breakages, but they didn't damage a single slate. They were incredibly polite and respectful and left the roof space and house 100% tidy. Great job, thank you!
Dominic, West Malling Rated 5 out of 5
We were very unsure of removal, thinking that damage may be done to roof tiles. John assured me that it could be done with no problems & it was. The interesting fact is that 2 companies told us that it can't be done & our roof would need to be replaced. The team were so polite & very helpful. We are so glad that we chose REMOVE ~ oh dear, this sounds a bit twee, but it is true !
Maureen, West Bridgford
Your questions answered
Will removal damage my roof?
Done properly, no. The goal is to safeguard timbers and membranes, leaving the structure ready for future insulation.
Can you work around solar or storage boards?
Yes. We plan access routes, temporarily lift boards where needed, and reinstate everything cleanly.
Can I remove spray foam insulation myself?
Attempting to remove spray foam insulation on your own is not advisable. This task demands specific equipment and expertise, as the insulation includes hazardous chemicals. Therefore, it's safer and more effective to entrust this job to trained professionals.
How much does spray foam insulation removal cost?
The expense of removing spray foam insulation is influenced by various elements, such as the extent of the area needing removal and the necessary thickness of the insulation. For more information, check out our guide How Much Spray Foam Insulation Removal Really Costs
Does spray foam insulation contain any harmful chemicals?
Yes. Spray foam insulation contains isocyanates, which can pose health risks to humans. Exposure to isocyanates may result in various health issues such as asthma, sensitisation, lung damage, respiratory difficulties, breathing issues, as well as irritation of the skin and eyes.
More questions? Read all our FAQs, or take our Spray Foam Risk Quiz.
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