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We remove the foam, inspect and photograph the timbers, and produce a documented removal report your lender will accept. Most sales we deal with are back on track within a week of the survey.
Thermal Spray Foam Removal in Weston super Mare is what we do every week, from Worle lofts to Uphill bungalows. If spray foam is blocking your mortgage, trapping damp in your rafters, or stopping you selling, we take it out cleanly and leave the timbers ready for a proper breathable insulation job. Same day thermal spray foam extraction Weston super Mare is available across Somerset.

Thermal Spray Foam Removal in Weston super Mare is the controlled cutting, breaking up and extraction of cured polyurethane foam from lofts, rafters, roof decks and cavity walls. Spray foam is not a single product. Open cell spray foam is soft and spongy, closed cell spray foam sets like concrete, and both can be bonded to timber battens, plasterboard, felt or a vapour barrier. We identify which one you have, then choose the right cutting and extraction method for it.
Most Weston super Mare homeowners call us after a surveyor flags foam in the roof space. Lenders including several high street names now refuse mortgages on properties with spray foam at the rafters, and buyers pull out when the survey comes back with it. Others call because loft condensation has started dripping onto stored boxes, or because they can smell that chemical off-gassing in a bedroom below. Whatever brought you here, the fix is the same: get the foam out, get the roof breathing again.
Every removal we quote includes the survey, the extraction, the clean down and the documentation. Replacement insulation is quoted separately because the right specification depends on your roof and your budget, and we would rather price it honestly than bundle it in.
We attend, inspect the foam, identify the type and brand where possible, and use a thermal imaging camera to map moisture and cold spots. You get a written fixed price and photographs of the timbers before any work is agreed.
Cutting, breaking out and vacuuming of all accessible spray foam from rafters, roof deck, joists and wall panels. We use a spray foam removal saw, oscillating multi-tool and dry ice blasting where the bond is too strong for mechanical cutting alone.
Every rafter and section of roof deck is checked for rot, beetle activity and water staining once the foam is off. Anything suspect is photographed and reported to you in writing, which is what lenders and surveyors need to see.
Sealed loft hatch, negative air pressure, industrial vacuum and HEPA filtration throughout. We bag and remove all foam waste through licensed routes and leave the loft swept and ready for the next stage of work.
You receive dated photographs, a method statement, a waste transfer note and a timber condition report. This is the paperwork that satisfies mortgage lenders, solicitors and surveyors, and we can send it directly to whoever needs it.
We attend, get into the loft, and identify the foam type, thickness and coverage. We use a thermal imaging camera to map cold spots and moisture behind the foam, and we photograph the timbers for your records. You get a written fixed price the same day, usually within two hours of the visit.
Before any cutting starts we lay dust sheets, seal the loft hatch with a zipped barrier, and set up negative air pressure with an industrial vacuum and HEPA filtration. That stops foam dust and particles drifting down into your living space. Expect the team in respirators and protective clothing throughout.
We cut the foam back using a spray foam removal saw and an oscillating multi-tool for the tight rafter bays, then break it out by hand where the bond is weak. On stubborn closed cell foam we bring in dry ice blasting, which freezes the foam so it releases from the timber without gouging the wood.
With the foam gone we inspect every rafter and the roof deck for rot, beetle activity and water staining. Anything suspect gets photographed and flagged to you in writing. This is the stage that satisfies mortgage lenders, and we can supply a report for your solicitor or surveyor.
We vacuum the entire loft, bag and remove all foam waste, and leave the space swept. A typical three-bed semi in Worle takes one to two days. You get a completion record, waste transfer note and a clear recommendation for your replacement insulation.
Purpose-built equipment, used by trained technicians — so the job is done accurately the first time.
Freezes closed cell foam so it releases from timber without gouging the wood. Our preferred method for older rafters and any property where the timber has to survive intact.
Cuts through thick foam in straight runs between rafters. We control depth carefully so the blade never reaches the timber or the felt behind it.
Gets into the tight rafter bays, corners and around pipework where a saw will not fit. Slower than a saw but far more precise on awkward geometry.
Captures foam dust and particles at source and keeps the loft under negative pressure, so nothing drifts down into your living space while we work.
Maps cold spots and moisture behind the foam during the survey. It tells us where condensation is forming before we cut anything open.
Standard kit for every technician on site. Foam dust and off-gassing are handled under COSHH regulations, and we do not cut without full protection.
A three-bed semi in Worle had closed cell foam sprayed across the entire roof deck. The buyer's lender declined the mortgage and the sale stalled with two weeks to go. The loft was sealed, condensation had started forming on the rafters, and nobody could see the timber condition.
We removed the foam over two days using dry ice blasting to protect the rafters, inspected and photographed every timber, and issued a written removal report. The lender accepted the documentation and the sale completed on the original date.
Open cell foam had been in the roof space of an Uphill bungalow for years. The back bedroom ceiling showed damp patches, there was a musty smell, and stored boxes in the loft were coming out soft. Ventilation at the eaves was completely blocked.
We extracted the foam in a single day with full containment, vacuumed the loft, and checked all timbers for rot. Two rafters had early fungal staining which we treated. The damp patches dried out within three weeks and the smell cleared.
A landlord in Weston-super-Mare Town Centre had a Victorian terrace with foam sprayed between original rafters. A new tenancy was due in three weeks and the letting agent flagged the foam as a compliance issue. Access was tight and the rafters were old and fragile.
We surveyed on the Monday, removed the foam over two days using hand tools and a multi-tool to protect the timber, and issued completion paperwork the same week. The loft was cleared, swept and ready for the new tenancy on schedule.
Spray foam causes a handful of predictable problems in Somerset homes. If any of these sound familiar, removal is usually the only lasting fix.
Ask a pro →We remove the foam, inspect and photograph the timbers, and produce a documented removal report your lender will accept. Most sales we deal with are back on track within a week of the survey.
Removing the foam restores roof ventilation and lets the timbers dry. We check for rot while the rafters are exposed and tell you honestly whether any timber needs replacing before it is closed up again.
We extract the foam with full containment and HEPA filtration so nothing migrates into your home, then ventilate the roof space thoroughly. Most customers notice the difference within a week of completion.
We remove the foam carefully, inspect the battens and roof deck, and report on any structural damage. Where battens need replacing we can quote that alongside the removal so you are not dealing with two contractors.
Typical 2026 pricing in Weston super Mare runs from £1,200 for a small loft to £4,500 for a full roof deck, with most three-bed semis landing between £1,800 and £2,800. Cost depends on foam type, square metreage, access and whether the roof space needs a full timber inspection report. We survey free and give you a fixed written price the same day.
Yes. We cover the whole of Weston super Mare and Somerset, from Weston-super-Mare Town Centre and Milton out to Banwell, Winscombe, Churchill and Sandford. Our team is based locally, so we are usually on site within 24 to 48 hours of your call, and same day slots are held back for urgent lender deadlines.
It is. We run thermal spray foam extraction Weston super Mare 24/7 for emergency call-outs and standard weekday slots for planned work. If you are in Worle, Locking, Hutton, Uphill, Kewstoke or anywhere in the BS22, BS23 and BS24 postcode areas, we can be with you quickly. Call 0193 424 5129 and we will confirm the earliest slot.
A standard loft in a three-bed Weston super Mare house takes one to two days. Larger roof decks, cavity wall foam or heavy closed cell coverage can run three to four days. We work in stages so you are never left with an open roof space overnight, and we tell you the expected duration in writing before we start.
Free survey, fixed written price, and a team that has been removing spray foam across Somerset since 2022. If a lender, buyer or surveyor is waiting on your roof space, call us now and we will get you booked in.
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.