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Roof foam insulation has its positives. It’s versatile, flexible and can even help to support a building’s structure (in the case of closed cell spray foam). However, it’s not all sunshine and roses. Here are some of the reasons you might be looking to get your spray foam removed:
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The total cost of removing spray foam insulation from your roof will depend on a number of factors, including: It can help you save money on your energy bills because more than half of a home’s heat is lost through the roof, walls, and other air leakage spots, causing your heating system to overcompensate and cost you extra money. Not only will many surveyors undervalue a house that has spray foam insulation, but its presence can also make roof repairs difficult if the spray foam has been added to the roof space. It all comes down to getting proper advice from a trusted spray foam installer who can advise you whether it is suitable for your home and where it can be reliably applied without causing you any issues in the long term.It might make it difficult to perform roof repairs, such as replacing broken tiles or repairing roof leaks. It may cause structural damage to your home if not applied properly. It could be masking further harm. The ClearWater Foam Remover has been formulated for use in hot tubs to control and prevent foaming, regardless of the cause, and help to return the water to a crystal clear appearance. We are yet, in over 150 plus jobs, to come across any damp problems from either open or closed cell products.
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Most Lenders, will not lend money against a property with Spray Foam in situ in the loft space. This is because it can lead to damage to the timbers supporting the roof structure. Any damage that may occur, is unseen due to the covering of the Spray Foam. There is also concern that the timber’s ability to breathe is reduced, which lends itself to the process of becoming damaged. This is due to the spray foam insulation sealing the roof space and reducing air circulation to the roof timbers, which could lead to condensation and potential wood rot. And with the spray foam insulation setting hard and adding additional stresses onto the roof timbers, potentially causing distortions.We’d recommend against undertaking roof foam removal yourself. Not only could you damage tiles, electrics and other materials if you’re inexperienced, but some kinds of spray foam are toxic to touch or breathe in. On top of that, spray foam can get into all sorts of nooks and crevices, which makes it difficult to fully remove effectively. Using a professional gives you the best chance. Is it true that some lenders won’t give you a mortgage with spray foam insulation applied to the loft or roof? Closed cell spray foam can contribute towards condensation and damp, which can, in turn, cause your roof timbers to decay.
