National Spray Foam Advice

Mortgage lenders reject spray foam because it can trap moisture in roof timbers, leading to rot and structural damage. Many lenders now have blanket policies refusing to lend on properties with spray foam until it's professionally removed and the roof structure is certified as sound.

Professional spray foam removal typically costs between £3,000 and £12,000, with most homeowners paying around £6,500 for a standard 3-bedroom semi-detached property. Costs vary based on property size, foam type (open vs closed cell), and roof complexity.

Yes, absolutely. We don't charge homeowners for advice, specialist connections, or quote requests. There are no hidden fees or obligations. We're funded by our network of specialists who pay us for quality leads, not by homeowners.

Most homeowners receive contact from vetted specialists within 24-48 hours of submitting a quote request. We connect you with up to 3 local specialists who will assess your property and provide detailed, no-obligation quotes.

Yes. Properties with spray foam can be devalued by 30-50% or become unmortgageable. Professional removal with proper certification typically restores full market value, making the investment worthwhile. Even at £12,000 removal cost, you're often saving £100,000+ in property value.

Our specialist network covers all regions of the UK including England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. Wherever you're located, we can connect you with local, vetted professionals who understand regional requirements and building regulations.