Loft Spray Foam Removal in Weston super Mare clears failed polyurethane foam from your roof space so your home can breathe again. We work across Somerset for homeowners, landlords and buyers stuck with mortgage refusal due to spray foam. Our team uses dry ice blasting machine kit, industrial vacuum extraction and thermal imaging camera surveys to remove open cell spray foam and closed cell spray foam without wrecking your timbers. Same-day quotes, 24/7 phone cover.
Loft Spray Foam Removal in Weston super Mare is the controlled stripping of sprayed polyurethane foam from your roof rafters, tiles and loft floor, followed by cleaning, ventilation checks and reinstatement of a breathable insulation system. Foam sprayed directly onto the underside of a roof deck traps moisture, blocks airflow and stops tiles being inspected or replaced. We cut the foam back with a spray foam removal saw and oscillating multi-tool, vacuum the debris, then treat any timber rot from trapped moisture before we rebuild ventilation paths.
Most Weston super Mare jobs we attend are triggered by a surveyor's report. Lenders flag spray foam because it hides broken tiles and stops roof ventilation, which leads to loft condensation and, eventually, structural damage from foam expansion. If you are buying in Worle, Milton or Uphill and the valuation comes back with a retention, loft spray foam extraction Weston super Mare is usually the fastest route back to a clean mortgage offer. We also handle loft insulation removal Weston super Mare for homeowners replacing foam with modern insulation boards and a vapour barrier.
Every loft spray foam removal job includes the survey, the extraction, the timber check and the clean-down. There is no separate charge for the survey or the paperwork. If extra work is needed, such as replacing rotten rafters or reinstating insulation, we price it clearly before we start so you can decide.
We inspect the loft, identify the foam type, measure the area and check the timbers with a moisture meter and thermal imaging camera. You get a fixed written price the same day, with no obligation to book.
Foam is cut with a spray foam removal saw and oscillating multi-tool, then pulled clear of the rafters. Industrial vacuum extraction captures dust at the source, and all waste is bagged and removed from site.
Once the foam is off we inspect every rafter for rot, treat what we find and clear the eaves vents and felt laps so air moves through the loft again. This is the stage that satisfies most surveyors.
You receive dated photographs of the loft before, during and after removal, plus a written summary of the timber condition. It is the evidence your lender or buyer needs to see the roof is sound.
We vacuum the loft floor, wipe down surfaces and remove all bags and debris. You can walk back into the space the same evening and use it for storage without worrying about dust or foam fragments.
We inspect the loft, photograph the foam, check timber condition and measure the area. You get a written fixed price the same day, usually within two hours of the visit. No charge for the survey, no pressure to book.
On the day, we lay dust sheets, seal the loft hatch with a temporary barrier and run extraction hose out to the van. Respirators and protective clothing go on before anyone touches the foam. Setup takes around 30 minutes on a typical Weston super Mare semi.
We cut the foam into manageable sections with a spray foam removal saw and oscillating multi-tool, then pull it away from the rafters by hand where it has bonded. Industrial vacuum extraction captures dust and small fragments at the blade. A standard three-bed loft takes four to seven hours.
With the foam gone we inspect every rafter with a thermal imaging camera and moisture meter. Any rot is cut out and treated. We clear blocked eaves vents and check the felt laps so air can move again. This stage is what makes the difference at survey.
We bag all waste, vacuum the loft floor and walk you through the finished space. You get before-and-after photographs and a written summary you can pass to your lender or buyer. Most customers are back to normal the same evening.
Purpose-built equipment, used by trained technicians — so the job is done accurately the first time.
Lifts foam residue from delicate surfaces and pipework without abrasive damage. Used where a saw would risk scoring the timber or where foam has bonded around services.
Cuts thick closed cell foam into sections that can be pulled clear of the rafters. The blade depth is set so it does not cut into the timber beneath.
Gets into corners, dormer cheeks and around rafters where a full saw will not fit. Ideal for trimming foam back flush without damaging adjacent timbers.
Captures dust and foam fragments at the blade as we cut. Keeps the loft air clear and stops debris clogging the eaves vents after we leave.
Reveals damp patches and cold bridging in the timbers once the foam is off. We use it on every job to confirm the roof space is drying out properly.
Standard kit for every technician on site. Off-gassing foam and airborne dust are a real hazard, so nobody works in the loft without full protection.
A three-bed semi in Worle had closed cell foam sprayed across the rafters. The buyer's survey flagged it, the lender withheld funds and the sale stalled. The loft had no ventilation and the felt was wet to the touch.
We stripped the foam in a single day, found two rafters with early rot and treated them. Ventilation was restored, photographs and a timber report were sent to the buyer, and the retention was lifted within a week.
A landlord in Milton had foam installed about a decade ago. Tenants had started complaining about a damp smell in the back bedroom, and condensation was dripping from the felt onto stored boxes every winter.
We removed the open cell foam, vacuumed the loft and cleared the blocked eaves vents. Moisture readings dropped across all rafters within 48 hours, and the smell cleared once the space could breathe again.
A bungalow near the seafront in Uphill had foam sprayed directly onto the roof deck. Two firms had told the owner the roof would need replacing because the foam could not be removed without breaking tiles.
We cut the foam back with a multi-tool and industrial vacuum, removed it in sections and found no broken tiles underneath. The roof was inspected, vents were cleared and the owner avoided a full re-roof.
Spray foam causes a predictable set of problems in Weston super Mare homes. Here are the ones we see most often, and what happens if they are left alone.
Ask a pro →We strip the foam, document the timber condition and supply the photographs and written summary your lender needs. Most Weston super Mare buyers we help are back to a clean mortgage offer within a week of the removal.
Removing the foam reopens the airflow path. We clear blocked eaves vents and check the felt laps so air moves freely again, which stops the condensation on cold mornings and keeps the loft dry through winter.
We inspect every rafter with a thermal imaging camera and moisture meter once the foam is off. Any rot is cut out and treated, and we replace damaged sections before the loft is closed up again.
With the foam removed, the roof covering can be inspected properly and any broken tiles replaced. We clear the vents and reinstate airflow so the roof can be maintained normally from inside the loft.
Typical 2026 pricing in Weston super Mare runs from £1,200 for a small bungalow loft to £3,800 for a large detached roof, with most three-bed semis landing between £1,800 and £2,600. Price depends on foam thickness, roof access, timber condition and how much waste needs disposing of. We give a fixed written quote after the free survey, so you know the total before we start.
Yes. We remove open cell and closed cell spray foam from lofts across Weston super Mare and the wider Somerset area, including Worle, Milton, Uphill, Bleadon and Winscombe. We handle Isothane, Soudal, Recticel, BASF, Huntsman and Dow products. If the foam has bonded hard to the rafters we use a spray foam removal saw and oscillating multi-tool to cut it back without damaging the timber.
It is. We are based in the Weston super Mare area and cover the town plus Locking, Hutton, Kewstoke, St Georges, Banwell and Churchill. Most surveys are booked within 48 hours of your call, and we can often offer same day loft spray foam removal Weston super Mare when a mortgage deadline is tight. Phone 0193 424 5129 and we will tell you the next available slot.
A standard three-bedroom semi takes one working day, usually four to seven hours on site. Larger detached roofs or heavy closed cell foam can run to two days. We strip the foam, check the timbers, clear the vents and clean down before we leave, so you are not waiting on a second visit. You get the before-and-after photographs the same evening.
Spray Foam Removal near meOur general spray foam removal service covers lofts, roofs and cavity walls across Weston super Mare. If you are not sure whether your foam is in the loft, the rafters or the wall cavity, we survey the whole property and tell you exactly what needs to come out.Explore →
Same day Spray Foam RemovalWhen a mortgage valuation or a buyer's survey is booked, waiting a fortnight is not an option. We keep same-day slots for Weston super Mare lofts so the foam can be gone before the surveyor arrives, with paperwork ready to send to your lender.Explore →
24/7 Spray Foam RemovalOur phone line is answered around the clock. If you have a leak, a collapsed section of foam or a lender deadline that cannot wait until Monday, call any hour and we will book the earliest slot. Emergency call-outs are available across the Weston super Mare area.Explore →
Residential Spray Foam RemovalMost of our loft work is residential. We remove foam from semis, terraces, bungalows and detached homes across Weston super Mare, protecting carpets, stairwells and loft hatches as we go. Fixed prices, dust control and a clean handover every time.Explore →
Commercial Spray Foam RemovalWe strip spray foam from commercial roofs, plant rooms and warehouse ceilings for landlords and property managers in and around Weston super Mare. CHAS accreditation and SafeContractor registration mean we can be booked without holding up your procurement process.Explore →
Roof Spray Foam RemovalFoam sprayed onto the underside of a roof deck is the hardest to remove because it hides broken tiles and blocks ventilation. We cut it back, inspect the roof covering and restore airflow so the roof can be repaired or replaced normally.Explore →
Attic Spray Foam RemovalAttic loft spray foam removal Weston super Mare covers the same work as a standard loft strip, but we pay extra attention to gable ends and dormer cheeks where foam tends to be thickest and timber rot is most common.Explore →
Spray Foam Insulation RemovalIf the foam was installed as insulation and has now failed, we remove it and can reinstate a modern breathable system using insulation boards, timber battens and a vapour barrier. You end up with a warmer loft and a roof that can still be inspected.Explore →Free survey, fixed written price and lender-ready paperwork. We are CHAS accredited, SafeContractor registered and covered for work across Somerset. Call 0193 424 5129 now and we will book your loft survey, often the same day.
Get a Free Quote 0193 424 5129 →Call 0193 424 5129 or email [email protected] and we will book a survey at a time that suits you. We answer the phone between 8am and 6pm Monday to Friday, and the emergency line stays open for urgent lender deadlines and water ingress. Most Weston super Mare surveys are booked within 48 hours.