Find A Spray Foam Removal Specialist You Can Trust
Spray Foam Removal: Get Up to 20% Discount
Looking for a spray foam removal company you can trust to get the job done? National Spray Foam Removal connects you with spray foam insulation removal experts - who are capable of both removing and replacing your insulation - and handle the whole process for you.
- Discounted spray foam removal
- Increase your property value
- Avoid rogue spray foam companies
Get rid of your spray foam insulation within the next two weeks
20% OFF
Discounted removal for eligible postcodes
£3-5k
Average cost of removal
15%
Potentially regain in property value
250,000
UK homes have spray foam insulation
Our spray foam removal process
Get in touch for a seamless headache-free process removing spray foam insulation
Enter your details
Provide a few details including your postcode for us to find a removal expert local to you
Talk to an advisor
An advisor will be in touch and arrange a property visit at a time convenient to you
Insulation Removed
Agree your quote and spray foam will be removed (and new insulation installed if you require it)
Restore your home’s value
Experience Improved Airflow & Increase Your Property's Value
Why UK homes may require the removal of spray foam insulation
Remove the issues that could be affecting your property's value and heating bills. Spray foam insulation is often a highly effective type of insulation, but there are times when it needs to be removed.
Incorrect Installation
A poor or inappropriately used spray foam installation may lead to issues that compromise the energy efficiency effectiveness of the insulation.
Issues with mould or damp
If not correctly installed, air circulation can be restricted and moisture can get trapped leading to damp issues, mould growth and potentially damage to the timbers supporting the roof structure.
Deteriorating performance
Over time there can be a deterioration in the performance of spray foam, eventually requiring its replacement.
Insulation upgrade
Insulation technology improves over time so there may be a desire to switch to a more effective or eco-friendly insulation.
Reduce fire risk
Removal and replacement with a more suitable insulation type may be required if there are high risk flammable materials in close proximity to spray foam.
Infestations
Spray foam can also be an overly welcoming place for rodents and other pests which will need to be removed and the insulation replaced with a pest-resistant insulation type.
Avoid mortgage/resale issues
Property owners and buyers have frequently had problems when looking to sell or buy a property with spray foam insulation applied to the loft or roof space. This has affected property prices and approvals from mortgage lenders.
You need spray foam removal services
If you are experiencing any of the issues above, you may benefit from having your spray foam products removed. Enter your postcode below, fill out our quick 60 second form and we will connect you with a spray foam removal expert near you.
Get rid of your spray foam installation within the next 2 weeks
Instantly increase the value of your home today
Why choose National Spray Foam Removal?
With an extensive network of spray foam removal partners, we are the spray foam solution you need. All our contractors have the expertise to handle even the most challenging spray foam removal jobs.
Typically, the majority of spray foam removal jobs carried out involve spray foam roof insulation, but our removal experts can also remove spray polyurethane foam from walls and floors using the most modern equipment and removal methods.
Wondering how much a removal job could cost your household? Use our spray foam removal cost calculator for fast, accurate results.
Check what type of removal you need!
Different types of spray foam - which have you got?
Identifying the right type of spray foam is important before booking in your removal service.
Open Cell Spray Foam Removal
Open cell spray foam is a less dense, more flexible type of foam and is usually much easier and cheaper to remove for open-cell foam removal specialists.
Closed Cell Spray Foam Removal
Closed cell spray foam insulation is more dense and rigid and requires specialist tools and techniques to remove so may come with increased costs.
Take advantage of 20% OFF spray foam removal
- Avoid further damage to your property
- Remove issue with mortgages and future sales
- Restore your property value
Get your Spray Foam removed within two weeks!
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Using the latest spray foam removal methods
We use advanced spray foam removal equipment and proven methods to ensure the efficient and thorough removal of spray foam insulation. From dry ice blasting to cutting and scraping, we use a variety of tools to ensure the best result.
With a safety-first approach, our partners ensure that all removals are conducted with the highest standards of care and precaution to ensure that any risk is minimised. Your property will be left in a condition ready to have new insulation installed or we can arrange for alternative insulation for you.
Still not sure who we are at National Spray Foam Removal? Learn about our company to understand our mission.
How much does spray foam removal cost?
Spray foam removal costs vary according to a number of factors including the type of foam insulation, depth of the insulation installed, the size of area that needs clearing, and the ease of access to the area that needs to be cleared. This means there is no one fixed price.
However, to give you an idea of potential costs, here are some suggested price ranges:
2-bedroom
Spray Foam Type
Open-cell
Estimated Cost
£2,000 - £3,500
Spray Foam Type
Closed-cell
Estimated Cost
£4,000 - £4,500
3-bedroom
Spray Foam Type
Open-cell
Estimated Cost
£3,000 - £5,500
Spray Foam Type
Closed-cell
Estimated Cost
£6,000 - £10,000
4-bedroom
Spray Foam Type
Open-cell
Estimated Cost
£4,500 - £7,000
Spray Foam Type
Closed-cell
Estimated Cost
£8,000 - £15,000
Join the 1,000s of UK Homeowners in getting spray foam removed!
Spray Foam Removal Specialists: Our Process
New advanced methods enable the spray foam removal service to run as smoothly as possible for our customers so they can remove the headache of the most common spray foam issues…
1. Inspection
Expert removers will carry out a property inspection to determine the scale of your spray foam insulation and then provide you with a no-obligation quote, including any available discount. Give the go-ahead and removal will be scheduled at a time convenient to you.
2. Safety first
All the correct safety protocols are followed to protect workers and your property. In some cases, you may be requested to temporarily leave the property, even if for just a few hours, to minimise exposure to any health risk posed by harmful chemicals in spray foam.
3. Expert removal
Specialised tools and techniques are used to remove the insulation. Compressed air blasting, cutting and scraping are just some of the methods depending on the type of spray foam insulation being removed. Full care will be taken to avoid damage to any materials adjacent to the spray foam.
4. Vacuuming and Cleanup
Industrial vacuums are used to gather the dislodged foam and debris and a visual inspection will be carried out to ensure there is no remaining spray foam residue. The area will be left in a condition ready for any the best replacement insulation that may be required.
5. Responsible Disposal
All our network of spray foam removal partners are responsible companies and handle the removed materials in the right way, ensuring the right local regulations and best practices are adhered to.
Spray foam removal FAQs
What is spray foam insulation?
Spray foam insulation is a form of insulating material that is initially applied in a liquid state and then expands to occupy the space where it’s used. This type of insulation is frequently utilised in lofts, walls, and various other locations that require insulation.
Why remove spray foam insulation?
Spray foam insulation, when installed correctly in the right circumstances, can have its benefits, but there are many reasons it might need to be removed. There are occasions where a house property can be down-valued by surveyors due to the presence of this insulation type.
Potential buyers can often face problems securing a mortgage due to spray foam as many mortgage lenders will not lend on homes with spray foam insulation in the loft as they cannot properly access the roof timbers covered by the foam insulation. Many homeowners only discover the problems associated with spray foam when they want to sell their property or release equity.
Closed cell spray foam can also contribute to issues with condensation and damp in the roof space by blocking ventilation which could risk damaging timbers in the property. Its presence can also make it difficult to carry out roof repairs or inspect other damage in the roof space.
Over 250,000 homes in the UK are potentially thought to be affected by mortgage restrictions due to spray foam insulation. The removal of it, and obtaining certification from a professional removal service, can restore a property’s marketability and mortgage eligibility.
How long is spray foam removal likely to take?
Like spray foam removal costs, the time taken to remove it will also vary. The material, size, scale and complexity of the job will all impact on the cost of a removal project. Open cell spray foam removal is usually a reasonably straightforward task that can be completed in just a few hours while closed cell spray foam removal will often take several days.
How do I know I can trust the companies recommended by National Spray Foam Removal?
Can I expect any damage to my property during the removal?
Our partners use precise techniques and tools to avoid damage to your property during the spray foam removal process. Using a combination of methods according to the situation, including dry ice blasting, cutting, scraping and various hand tools and brushes, the removers will safely rid you off your spray foam insulation without affecting your home’s structure.
Can I stay in my home during the removal process?
Spray foam insulation contains isocyanates, which can pose health risks (including asthma, lung damage, respiratory difficulties, irritation of skin and eyes) during the removal process. You should avoid the work area during the removal process and will only be allowed to enter once it is safe to do so. In some rare circumstances, you may be required to temporarily leave your property, but this will depend on the location and scale of the spray foam insulation.
What happens to the spray foam once removed?
All our spray foam removal specialists work to the highest standards, and dispose of all removed insulation material in a responsible way and in accordance with local regulations and best practices.
Are you able to help with insulation replacement?
Yes, all of our spray foam removal specialists will be able to help you find a suitable replacement for the insulation that has been removed though you are not under any obligation to take up this option.
Can I remove spray foam insulation myself?
Attempting to DIY remove spray foam insulation is not recommended. Spray foam removal carries health risks as well as the risk of damage to your property so is best handled by trained experts.
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