Spray foam removal in Stirchley done right

Serving Stirchley Village, Holmer Lake and TF3 postcodes

Spray foam removal in Stirchley is what we do every week across Telford. From 1970s and 1980s family homes around Stirchley Village and Holmer Lake to lofts near Randlay and Sutton Hill, we remove failed spray foam insulation, restore your roof timbers and get your mortgage or remortgage moving again. We have been serving Shropshire since 2022, and we know exactly what surveyors and lenders want to see when spray foam has to come out.

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Years serving Stirchley

Stirchley jobs completed

120+

Average response time

Same day

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Spray foam removal in Stirchley by local specialists

Spray foam removal in Stirchley is a specialist job, and we are one of the few teams in Shropshire set up to do it properly. Stirchley is a suburban area of Telford with mostly 1970s and 1980s housing, and a large number of those family homes had loft spray foam insulation fitted under government schemes or by previous owners. Some of that foam is now shrinking, cracking or trapping condensation against the roof timbers, which is why we get so many calls from homeowners in TF3 1, TF3 2, TF3 3 and TF4 2. We are not a general builder who occasionally pulls foam out. We use thermal imaging cameras to map exactly where the foam has failed, dry ice blasting machines and oscillating multi-tools to remove it without damaging the felt or rafters, and industrial vacuums to leave the loft clean. If you need Stirchley Spray foam removal for a mortgage, a sale or simply because your energy bills have crept up, we can help.

Stirchley sits right next to Telford Town Park, and the housing stock here is very consistent: 1970s and 1980s semis and detached homes with pitched roofs and loft conversions. That means we see the same problems again and again. Closed cell foam has been sprayed directly onto the underside of roof felt, which stops the roof breathing and leads to loft condensation, roof timber rot and, in the worst cases, mortgage refusal due to spray foam. Because we work in Stirchley every week, we already know the typical roof constructions, the access issues on streets near Stirchley Recreation Centre and the local surveyors who will want photographic evidence that the foam has gone.

Spray foam removal services available in Stirchley

Demand for spray foam removal in Stirchley has grown steadily over the last few years. Lenders have tightened their rules on spray foam insulated properties, and more homeowners are finding that the foam fitted years ago is now causing condensation, timber rot or a failed survey. Whether you need a quick assessment, a full loft strip-out or an emergency response before a mortgage deadline, we cover every Stirchley postcode, including TF3 1, TF3 2, TF3 3 and TF4 2.

Spray Foam Removal near me

If you are searching for Spray foam removal near me in Stirchley, we cover the whole area from Stirchley Village to Sutton Hill. Most jobs are loft or roof foam removals in 1970s and 1980s homes. We assess the foam, remove it with dry ice blasting or hand tools, and leave the loft ready for new insulation.

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same day Spray Foam Removal

Same day Spray foam removal in Stirchley is available for urgent cases, such as a mortgage valuation booked at short notice or a surveyor due on site. We keep a van stocked with dry ice pellets, respirators and industrial vacuums so we can respond quickly across TF3 and TF4 postcodes.

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24/7 Spray Foam Removal

Our 24/7 Spray foam removal line is for emergencies, like a collapsed loft ceiling or water pouring through foam that has blocked a roof valley. We cover Stirchley and the wider Telford area around the clock, and we can usually have a technician on site within a few hours of your call.

24/7 Spray Foam Removal

Residential Spray Foam Removal

Most of our Stirchley work is residential: semis and detached homes around Holmer Lake, Randlay and Brookside with loft spray foam that has failed. We remove the foam, treat any timber rot, and help you get the property back to a mortgageable state without disrupting your family for weeks.

Residential Spray Foam Removal

Commercial Spray Foam Removal

Commercial Spray foam removal in Stirchley covers warehouses, workshops and office units, particularly around the industrial pockets near Stirchley Recreation Centre and the A442. We work outside business hours where needed, use thermal imaging to map the foam, and provide the documentation your insurer or landlord will ask for.

Commercial Spray Foam Removal

loft spray foam removal

Loft spray foam removal is our most common Stirchley job. Foam sprayed between the rafters in the 1990s and 2000s is now shrinking and trapping moisture against the felt. We remove it carefully, check the timbers for rot, and leave the loft ventilated and ready for breathable insulation.

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roof spray foam removal

Roof spray foam removal in Stirchley often means working at height on pitched roofs typical of the area. We use roof ladders and edge protection, remove the foam from the underside of the felt or tiles, and replace any damaged felt before we finish. Most roofs take one to two days.

roof spray foam removal

Attic spray foam removal

Attic spray foam removal covers older Stirchley properties where the attic has been converted or used for storage. We remove foam from rafters, purlins and trusses, check for spray foam shrinkage and roof timber rot, and leave the space clean enough for a surveyor to inspect the same week.

Attic spray foam removal

spray foam insulation removal

Spray foam insulation removal in Stirchley is about more than pulling foam out. We identify whether it is open cell or closed cell, check how it was applied, and remove it in a way that protects your roof structure. We then advise on breathable loft insulation to replace it.

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open cell spray foam removal

Open cell foam is softer and easier to remove than closed cell, but it still traps moisture if fitted incorrectly. In Stirchley we often find open cell foam in lofts around Randlay and Sutton Hill. We remove it with hand tools and industrial vacuums, usually in a single day.

open cell spray foam removal

closed cell spray foam removal

Closed cell foam is the hardest to remove and the most common reason for mortgage refusal due to spray foam in Stirchley. It is dense, sticks to timber and felt, and needs dry ice blasting or specialist saws. We handle it carefully to avoid damaging rafters and roof felt.

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mortgage lender spray foam removal

Mortgage lender spray foam removal in Stirchley is for homeowners whose sale or remortgage has stalled because a surveyor flagged the foam. We provide a clear removal report, photographs and receipts that your lender and solicitor can use to release the funds. Most jobs are completed within a week.

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insulation removal service

Our insulation removal service in Stirchley covers spray foam, old mineral wool and contaminated loft insulation. We bag and remove everything, vacuum the loft, and dispose of the waste at licensed facilities. You get a clean, empty loft ready for new insulation or a surveyor visit.

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insulation assessment

An insulation assessment in Stirchley starts with a thermal imaging camera survey. We check for cold spots, condensation risk and foam shrinkage, then give you a written report with photographs. It is the fastest way to find out whether your foam needs to come out before a mortgage valuation.

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dry ice blasting spray foam removal

Dry ice blasting is our preferred method for closed cell spray foam removal in Stirchley. It freezes the foam so it becomes brittle, then blasts it off timber and felt without chemicals or water. It is clean, fast and safe for the roof structure, and we use it on most TF3 postcode jobs.

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Cavity wall spray foam removal

Cavity wall spray foam removal in Stirchley is less common than loft foam but just as serious. Foam injected into cavity walls can bridge the damp-proof course and cause cavity wall damp. We remove it through drilled holes, clear the cavity, and make good the brickwork afterwards.

Cavity wall spray foam removal

sand blasting spray foam insulation removal

Sand blasting spray foam insulation removal is used on hard surfaces like brick, stone and concrete in Stirchley commercial units. It strips foam quickly without damaging the substrate. We use it alongside dry ice blasting where a building has mixed materials and needs a tailored approach.

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thermal spray foam removal

Thermal spray foam removal uses heat to soften foam before it is scraped away. We use it on delicate surfaces in Stirchley where dry ice blasting would be too aggressive, such as older timber trusses or decorative plaster. It is slower but safer for heritage features.

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environmentally friendly insulation removal

Environmentally friendly insulation removal in Stirchley means we capture the foam, bag it and dispose of it at licensed waste facilities rather than sending it to landfill. We also recycle dry ice where possible and use low-emission vacuums. It is the responsible way to remove spray foam.

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Warehouse spray Foam removal

Warehouse spray foam removal in Stirchley covers large industrial units, often with foam sprayed onto metal decking or roof panels. We work at height with scissor lifts, remove the foam with dry ice blasting, and schedule the work around your operations so you do not lose trading days.

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Local Expertise

How we execute Spray foam removal in Stirchley

Every spray foam removal job in Stirchley starts with a thermal imaging camera survey. We check the foam for shrinkage, condensation behind it and any signs of roof timber rot. If the foam is closed cell, we usually use dry ice blasting because it freezes the foam and blasts it off without chemicals or water. Open cell foam is softer and comes away with an oscillating multi-tool and scraper. We bag all waste, vacuum the loft with an industrial vacuum, and leave the space clean. Access in Stirchley is usually straightforward, but streets near Stirchley Village and Holmer Lake Primary School can be tight for parking, so we often use a smaller van and carry equipment in. We work to British Standard BS 5250 for condensation control and follow the manufacturer guidance from BASF, Dow and Huntsman when we assess foam. If you need spray foam removal in Stirchley Shropshire at short notice, we can usually survey within 24 hours and start work the same week.

Closed cell foam sprayed directly onto roof felt

We use dry ice blasting to freeze and remove the closed cell foam without tearing the felt. Once the foam is off, we check the rafters for rot, treat any affected timber, and fit breathable membrane or ventilation trays to stop the problem coming back.

1970s and 1980s homes with shallow loft spaces

We use compact dry ice blasting machines and long-handled scrapers designed for tight spaces. Our technicians wear knee pads and respirators, and we set up a chute or hoist to remove waste without dragging it through your house. Most shallow lofts still take one to two days.

Mortgage valuations booked at short notice

We keep same day spray foam removal slots open for Stirchley postcodes. Once you call, we can usually survey within 24 hours, send a written quote the same day, and book the removal within 48 hours. We also provide photographs and a completion report for your lender.

Service Areas

Neighborhoods we serve in Stirchley

We cover every part of Stirchley, from the older streets around Stirchley Village to the family estates at Holmer Lake, Randlay, Sutton Hill and Brookside. Each area has its own mix of housing, but the spray foam problems are similar: closed cell foam on roof felt, condensation, and mortgage lenders asking for removal. Here is how we work in each neighbourhood.

Stirchley Village

Holmer Lake

Randlay

Sutton Hill

Areas Served

Find Us in Stirchley

We started AeroSpace Spray Foam Team in 2022 and quickly found that Telford, and Stirchley in particular, had a real shortage of contractors who understood spray foam removal. The first few jobs came from homeowners near Holmer Lake Primary School who had been told by their lender that the foam had to come out before a remortgage could complete. Word spread through local Facebook groups and neighbours on the same estate. Four years on, we have completed over 120 jobs across Stirchley and the surrounding Telford suburbs, and most of our work now comes from repeat customers and recommendations.

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Local case studies and results in Stirchley

These are real examples of spray foam removal jobs we have completed in Stirchley. They show the range of problems we see and the results we deliver, from mortgage-saving removals to full loft strip-outs. Names and exact addresses are omitted, but the locations and outcomes are accurate.

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Challenge

A homeowner in Holmer Lake was told by their lender that the closed cell spray foam in the loft had to be removed before a remortgage could complete. The surveyor had flagged condensation and early timber rot.

Solution

We surveyed the loft with a thermal imaging camera and found the foam had shrunk away from the rafters, trapping moisture. We used dry ice blasting to remove the closed cell foam, treated the affected timbers, and fitted ventilation trays. The whole job took two days.

Impact

The lender accepted our completion report and photographs, and the remortgage completed within a week. The homeowner also noticed the loft felt drier and less musty.

Holmer Lake

Challenge

A family in Randlay had open cell foam sprayed between the rafters of a shallow loft. The foam had cracked and was falling onto stored items, and their energy bills had crept up because of cold spots.

Solution

We removed the open cell foam using oscillating multi-tools and an industrial vacuum, working carefully in the tight space. We then checked the roof felt and rafters for damage and replaced a small section of torn felt. The job was completed in one day.

Impact

The loft was left clean and ready for new breathable insulation. The homeowner reported a warmer house the following winter and no more foam dust on their stored boxes.

Randlay

Challenge

A commercial unit near the A442 had spray foam on a metal roof deck that was causing condensation to drip onto stock. The tenant needed the foam removed without closing the unit for more than a day.

Solution

We used scissor lifts and dry ice blasting to remove the foam from the metal decking. We worked a Saturday and Sunday to avoid disrupting the tenant's operations, and we bagged and removed all waste the same weekend.

Impact

The condensation stopped immediately, and the tenant was able to reopen on Monday morning as planned. The landlord received a full removal report for their insurer.

Industrial unit near the A442

When To Call

Signs you need Spray foam removal in Stirchley

Spray foam does not always announce itself with obvious damage. In Stirchley, many homeowners only find out there is a problem when a surveyor flags it during a sale or remortgage. Here are the signs we see most often, and what they mean. If any of these sound familiar, it is worth booking an insulation assessment before the problem gets worse.

1. Condensation on the underside of roof felt

If you see water droplets or damp patches on the felt in your loft, the foam is probably stopping the roof from breathing. This is common in Stirchley homes with closed cell foam. Left alone, the moisture will rot the rafters and could lead to a failed mortgage valuation.

2. Foam shrinking away from the rafters

Spray foam can shrink over time, leaving gaps between the foam and the timber. You may notice daylight or feel a draught. Those gaps let warm air escape and cold air in, which pushes up your energy bills and creates cold spots in the loft.

3. A musty smell in the loft or upstairs rooms

A musty smell usually means mould is growing somewhere. In Stirchley lofts, it often starts on the roof timbers behind the foam. If you can smell it in an upstairs bedroom, the problem is likely advanced and needs urgent attention.

4. Mortgage lender or surveyor flags spray foam

This is the most common trigger for spray foam removal in Stirchley. Lenders often refuse to lend on properties with spray foam because of the risk of hidden timber damage. If your surveyor has flagged it, you will need a removal report before the sale can proceed.

5. Rising energy bills despite insulation

If your heating bills are going up even though you have insulation, the foam may have failed. Shrunk or cracked foam lets heat escape through the roof. A thermal imaging survey will show exactly where the heat is being lost and whether removal is the best fix.

Local Problem Patterns

Common Spray foam removal problems in Stirchley

Stirchley has a very consistent housing stock, mostly 1970s and 1980s family homes with pitched roofs. That means we see the same spray foam problems again and again. The local climate, with damp winters and warm summers, makes condensation worse in lofts where the foam has been applied incorrectly. Here are the four most common problems we deal with in Stirchley.

Closed cell foam trapping condensation against roof felt

Why it happens here

Closed cell foam is impermeable, so when it is sprayed directly onto roof felt it seals the roof and stops it breathing. In Stirchley's damp climate, moisture from inside the house rises into the loft and condenses on the cold felt. Over time this leads to wet timbers and rot.

Our approach

We remove the foam with dry ice blasting, check the timbers for rot, and fit ventilation trays or breathable membrane to restore airflow. We also advise on breathable loft insulation that will not trap moisture in the same way.

Spray foam shrinkage leaving gaps and cold spots

Why it happens here

Foam shrinks as it ages, especially in lofts that get very hot in summer and cold in winter. The shrinkage pulls the foam away from the rafters, leaving gaps where warm air escapes. This is very common in Stirchley homes where foam was fitted 15 to 20 years ago.

Our approach

We survey the loft with a thermal imaging camera to map exactly where the foam has failed. Then we remove all the affected foam, not just the visible gaps, so the roof is left clean and ready for new insulation.

Mortgage refusal due to spray foam

Why it happens here

Most high street lenders will not lend on a property with spray foam unless it has been removed and the roof structure inspected. Surveyors in Stirchley flag it regularly because of the risk of hidden timber rot. This can stall a sale or remortgage for months.

Our approach

We provide a full removal report with photographs, a description of the methods used, and confirmation that the timbers have been checked. Lenders and solicitors accept our documentation, and we can usually complete the work within a week.

Roof timber rot behind spray foam

Why it happens here

When foam traps moisture against timber, the wood stays damp and fungal decay sets in. In Stirchley, we often find rot in the rafters and purlins of homes where the foam has been in place for over a decade. The rot is usually hidden until the foam is removed.

Our approach

We remove the foam carefully, inspect all accessible timbers, and treat or replace any rotten sections. We then fit ventilation to prevent the problem returning. We photograph every stage so you have a record for your lender or insurer.

Year-Round Coverage

How seasons affect Spray foam removal in Stirchley

Stirchley's climate is typical of the West Midlands: mild, damp winters and warm, occasionally humid summers. That cycle of damp and heat puts pressure on spray foam, especially in lofts. We work all year round, but the problems we see change with the seasons. Here is what to expect and what to do.

Spring

Spring is when condensation problems become obvious. As the weather warms up, moisture that built up over winter starts to show as damp patches on roof felt or a musty smell in the loft. Many Stirchley homeowners book a survey in spring after noticing a problem for the first time.

Tip

Check your loft for damp patches or a musty smell. If you find either, book an insulation assessment before the problem spreads to the timbers.

Summer

Hot summer days make lofts very warm, which can cause spray foam to expand and then shrink as it cools. This accelerates cracking and shrinkage. It is also the best time to remove foam because the loft is dry and ventilation can be restored before the wet weather returns.

Tip

Book your removal in summer if you can. The dry conditions make the job faster and give any timber treatments time to cure before winter.

Fall

As the weather turns wet and cooler, any gaps in the foam become obvious through draughts and higher heating bills. Fall is a busy time for us in Stirchley because homeowners want the work done before winter. Mortgage deadlines also pick up as people try to complete before Christmas.

Tip

If your energy bills are creeping up, book a thermal imaging survey. It will show exactly where heat is escaping and whether the foam needs to come out.

Winter

Winter is when condensation is at its worst. Cold roof felt and warm, moist air from the house create perfect conditions for damp and mould. If your foam is already failing, winter will make it worse. We still work in winter, but access can be trickier in bad weather.

Tip

Keep your loft ventilated where possible and check for drips or damp patches. If you see water, call us straight away. We offer 24/7 emergency response for serious problems.

Hiring Smart

What to ask before hiring a Spray foam removal company in Stirchley

Not every contractor who offers spray foam removal in Stirchley has the equipment or experience to do it properly. Some general builders will take on the job and end up damaging the roof felt or leaving foam behind. Before you hire anyone, ask these five questions. The answers will tell you whether you are dealing with a specialist or an amateur.

1

"What method will you use to remove the foam?"

Why it matters

A specialist will talk about dry ice blasting, oscillating multi-tools and thermal imaging. A general builder will say they will scrape it out. The method matters because aggressive removal can tear the roof felt and cost you thousands in extra repairs.
2

"Will you check for timber rot and treat it?"

Why it matters

Spray foam often hides rot. A good contractor will inspect the timbers after removal and treat or replace any rotten sections. If they do not mention this, you could be left with a structural problem that fails a future survey.
3

"Can you provide a report for my mortgage lender?"

Why it matters

If your lender has flagged the foam, you will need documentation to prove it has been removed and the roof is sound. A specialist will offer a written report with photographs. A general builder may not, which could delay your sale.
4

"How do you dispose of the foam waste?"

Why it matters

Spray foam is not general waste. It needs to be bagged and taken to a licensed facility. If a contractor says they will put it in a skip, they are not following the rules. Ask for a waste transfer note.
5

"Are you insured to work at height and with hazardous materials?"

Why it matters

Roof work and foam removal carry risks. A professional contractor will have public liability insurance and employers liability cover. Ask to see certificates. If they hesitate, walk away.

Knowing the Area

Landmarks and points of interest around Stirchley

We use local landmarks to navigate Stirchley quickly and to give you accurate arrival times. If you are near Stirchley Co-operative, Holmer Lake Primary School or Stirchley Recreation Centre, we know exactly where to park and how to get equipment to your loft without blocking neighbours. Telford Town Park is a useful reference point for the southern edge of our coverage, and Randlay Pool helps us pinpoint jobs on the Randlay estate. When you book, we will confirm the nearest landmark so there is no confusion on the day.

Landmarks

Stirchley Co-operative

The co-operative is a handy meeting point for customers in Stirchley Village. If your property is nearby, we can often park on the side streets and carry equipment in. It also helps us give you an accurate arrival window.
Holmer Lake Primary School

School drop-off and pick-up times can make access tricky on the surrounding streets. We schedule arrivals outside those peak times where possible, so we are not blocking the road or competing with parents for parking.
Stirchley Recreation Centre

The recreation centre is a useful reference for jobs in the centre of Stirchley. It is also close to some of the commercial units we work on, where warehouse spray foam removal is needed. We know the access routes and loading areas around here well.

Commercial Districts

Stirchley high street and local shops

The shops and small businesses along the high street occasionally need spray foam removal from flat roofs or rear extensions. We work early mornings or evenings to avoid disrupting trading, and we keep noise to a minimum with dry ice blasting rather than hammering.
Industrial units near the A442

The industrial pockets near the A442 have warehouses and workshops with spray foam on metal roof decks. These are large jobs that need scissor lifts and careful scheduling. We often work weekends to avoid interrupting the tenant's operations.

Transport & Access

A442 / Stirchley interchange

The A442 runs along the eastern edge of Stirchley, giving us fast access from Telford town centre and the M54. It usually takes us under 15 minutes to reach most Stirchley postcodes.
Telford Central railway station

Telford Central is about 10 minutes away by road. If you are travelling to meet us or need to drop keys off, it is a convenient meeting point. We can also arrange access via a key safe.

Nearby cities and service coverage from Stirchley

Stirchley sits in the south of Telford, and we cover the whole of Telford and Wrekin from here. That includes Telford Town Centre, Wellington, Madeley, Dawley, Oakengates, Donnington, Hadley, Leegomery, Muxton, Shawbirch, Ketley, Malinslee, Woodside, Brookside, Aqueduct, Hollinswood, Randlay, Sutton Hill and Lightmoor. If you are in any of these areas and need spray foam removal, we can usually get to you the same day or next day.

Telford Town Centre

About 10 minutes north of Stirchley. Many of our commercial jobs are here, and we often combine a Stirchley survey with a town centre visit.

Wellington

Around 15 minutes north-west of Stirchley. We cover Wellington for loft and roof spray foam removal, often for homeowners in the same 1970s housing stock.

Madeley

About 10 minutes west of Stirchley. Madeley has similar housing to Stirchley, and we regularly remove closed cell foam from lofts there.

Dawley

Roughly 10 minutes north-west of Stirchley. Dawley customers often find us through recommendations from Stirchley neighbours.

Oakengates

About 15 minutes north of Stirchley. We cover Oakengates for residential and commercial spray foam removal, including warehouse units.

Donnington

Around 15 minutes north-east of Stirchley. Donnington has a mix of older housing where spray foam was fitted in the 1990s and 2000s.

FAQs about Spray foam removal in Stirchley

How much does spray foam removal cost in Stirchley?

Most loft spray foam removals in Stirchley cost between £1,200 and £3,500 in 2026, depending on the type of foam and the size of the roof. Closed cell foam is at the higher end because it needs dry ice blasting. Open cell foam is usually cheaper. If timber repairs are needed, add £300 to £800. We provide a fixed quote after a free survey.

Who is the best spray foam removal company in Stirchley?

We cannot speak for other companies, but we have completed over 120 spray foam removals in Stirchley since 2022. We use dry ice blasting, thermal imaging and industrial vacuums, and we provide the reports lenders need. Most of our work comes from recommendations by Stirchley homeowners. Call us on 0195 230 1076 and judge for yourself.

Do you offer emergency spray foam removal in Stirchley?

Yes. We offer 24/7 spray foam removal in Stirchley for emergencies like a collapsed loft ceiling or water pouring through the roof. Call our emergency line and we will aim to have a technician on site within a few hours. We cover all TF3 and TF4 postcodes, including Stirchley Village and Holmer Lake.

Is spray foam removal near Stirchley available same day?

Same day spray foam removal is available in Stirchley for urgent cases, such as a mortgage valuation booked at short notice. We keep slots open for TF3 and TF4 postcodes. Call us before midday and we can usually survey the same day and book the removal within 48 hours.

Will removing spray foam damage my roof?

Not if it is done correctly. We use dry ice blasting and hand tools that are designed to remove foam without tearing the felt or damaging the rafters. We inspect the roof before and after, and we replace any damaged felt. In most Stirchley homes, the roof is left in better condition than before because we restore ventilation.

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Trust & Safety

Trust and local compliance

We maintain the highest standards of professionalism and compliance to serve Stirchley residents.

Licenses

Waste Carrier, Broker and Dealer Registration

Public Liability Insurance

Certifications

CHAS Accreditation Constructionline Membership

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Get your Spray foam removal in Stirchley booked today

If your lender has flagged spray foam, or you have noticed condensation, shrinkage or a musty smell in your loft, do not wait. We have completed over 120 spray foam removals in Stirchley since 2022, and we can usually survey within 24 hours. Call us on 0195 230 1076 for a free quote, or use the form to book an assessment. We cover all TF3 and TF4 postcodes, including Stirchley Village, Holmer Lake, Randlay and Sutton Hill.

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