Spray Foam Removal

If you’re dealing with the challenges of spray foam insulation affecting property sales or mortgage applications, JHB Roofing Solutions is here to help. We specialize in the safe and efficient removal of spray foam insulation from homes across Kent.

While once praised for its insulating properties, spray foam has become a common obstacle for homeowners looking to sell or refinance. Many mortgage lenders and buyers are cautious due to risks such as improper installation, hidden structural damage, and concerns about its long-term performance and safety.

At JHB Roofing Solutions, we understand these challenges and provide a dependable solution. Our fully insured team has extensive experience managing spray foam removal projects, restoring properties to their original condition with care and expertise.

Whether you’re facing difficulties with a mortgage application or preparing to sell your home, our team is ready to assist. We offer thorough assessments, transparent pricing, and high-quality workmanship, ensuring your property meets current standards and regulations after the spray foam is removed.

Problems you may face when spray foam is not removed

1. Rotting Roof Timbers – Spray foam can trap moisture, leading to the deterioration of roof timbers and structural damage.
2. Damp & Mould – The trapped moisture can promote the growth of damp and mould, compromising your home’s air quality and health.
3. Remortgaging Issues – Spray foam insulation may complicate or delay remortgaging due to concerns from lenders about its installation or potential damage.
4. Equity Release Challenges – Homeowners may face difficulties accessing equity release if spray foam insulation raises red flags with lenders.
5. Selling Your Property – Spray foam can be a significant barrier when selling, as buyers and mortgage lenders may be wary of potential hidden issues.
6. Fire Risk – Poorly installed or deteriorating spray foam can increase the fire risk, as it may not meet modern fire safety standards.
7. Compromised Roof Integrity – If not removed, spray foam can interfere with your roof’s ability to properly ventilate, leading to long-term structural issues.
8. Other Hidden Problems – There may be underlying issues like hidden leaks, trapped condensation, and poor insulation that are not immediately visible but can cause significant damage over time.

Removing spray foam can help restore your property’s value, safety, and functionality.