Surveyor & Lender-Approved Spray Foam Removal in Hampshire

If your home in Hampshire contains spray foam insulation that needs to be removed, we’re here to help. We carefully strip away all problematic material to restore proper ventilation and make your roof compliant with lender and surveyor standards. With skilled technicians and a trusted process, we provide safe, efficient removal you can depend on.

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Expert Spray Foam Insulation Removal in Hampshire

If your property in Hampshire contains spray foam that needs to be removed, our team offers a certified, industry-approved solution. We carry out careful, effective removal to restore proper ventilation and structural safety while ensuring your home meets the standards required by mortgage lenders. You can depend on us for a smooth, safe, and fully compliant removal process.

Lender Approved

Accepted by all major mortgage lenders operating throughout Hampshire.

Industry Compliant

Fully meets all recognised industry standards and regulatory requirements.

Comprehensive Evidence

Complete documentation pack featuring detailed before and after proof.

Trusted by Surveyors

Recognised by surveyors across Hampshire and trusted by local property professionals.

Lender-Approved Certificate

Accepted across all leading UK mortgage providers.

Lender-Approved Nationwide

All major mortgage providers accept our spray foam removal certification.

Our certification in Hampshire includes full documentation of the removal process, with photos and confirmation that all work meets industry standards.

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What Our Spray Foam Removal Clients Say

Enviro House completed the removal of spray foam installation from our loft and replaced it with a more suitable alternative. Jakob and his team were very helpful from start to finish, and we are pleased with the result.

Jakub and his team carried out the removal of our loft spray foam efficiently and to a high standard and to the timescales they promised. The team were hard working, polite, respectful and cleaned up after themselves at the end of everyday. Jakub communicated with us well through the whole process and delivered what he promised. We can highly recommend them.

Hi, We used Jakob from Enviro House to remove the closed cell spray foam in my mother’s house. They were very reliable and completed the job well. Jakub helped whenever we had queries and was only a message away. Would recommend for anyone having to deal with the mess spray foam leaves.

Jakub and his staff did a brilliant job in removing the spray foam from my loft and installing new insulation on the loft floor. They were very punctual and always cleared up every day before they left. At all times they were easy to contact and very helpful. The workmanship was to a very high standard and I would have no hesitation in recommending this company for any roof/loft work.

I needed work to remove spray foam insulation and install a new roof to be inspected and certified as completed to standard. I was really pleased with the service provided. Communication between Enviro House , the builders and myself during the work was frequent and easy. Input and advice helped me manage the roofing contractor and get the work completed as required. The resulting report and certification was very thorough and detailed. It has been submitted and accepted to support an application for finance. I think the cost involved was fair and reasonable.

We had Spray Foam removed from the loft and Jakub came to review the work done, with a view to issuing a Certificate of removal. Unfortunately he could not issue the certificate due to some spray foam still present in the loft. He arranged for his team to come and within a couple of days all the foam had been removed. Jamie came back a couple of days later and after inspecting the loft, he issued us with the certificate. I would have no problem with recommending Jakub and his team for work carried out very efficiently, and they left my upstairs area very clean. A job well done.

Spray foam removal. Great job. Pleasant people. Left everything very clean and tidy. Thanks to Jakob and his team.

How Our Spray Foam Removal Process Works

Spray foam removal in Hampshire requires specialist expertise and precise workmanship. Our proven five-step process ensures your roof is restored safely, thoroughly, and in full compliance with lender and surveyor expectations from start to finish.

Step 1: Free Assessment

We carry out a detailed loft or roof inspection in Hampshire to identify how much spray foam insulation needs safe and thorough removal.

Step 2: Custom Quote

Following the assessment, we provide a clear, competitive quote — and we guarantee to beat any genuine like‑for‑like offer.

Step 3: Scheduled Removal

We arrange a removal date that suits you, with emergency same‑day appointments available where urgent action is needed.

Step 4: Safe Removal Process

Our trained specialists carefully remove all spray foam insulation using professional tools and controlled techniques designed to protect your roof structure.

Step 5: Certified Completion

Once the work is complete, we issue trusted documentation confirming full removal, helping ensure surveyor approval and smooth mortgage or sale progression.

Frequently Asked Questions About Spray Foam Removal

Spray foam removal in Hampshire is a specialist service, and it’s normal for homeowners to have questions—particularly when selling, renovating, or fixing ventilation issues. Below, you’ll find clear answers to the most common queries, helping you understand the process, the benefits, and what to expect when working with a trusted, lender-approved removal team.

What is spray foam insulation and why might it need to be removed?

Spray foam insulation is a popular method used to insulate lofts, roofs, and wall cavities due to its excellent thermal performance. However, many homeowners are now facing issues that require its removal. In some cases, spray foam can cause moisture to become trapped, leading to timber rot, damp, and mould. This is especially problematic in unventilated loft spaces. Additionally, mortgage lenders are increasingly cautious about properties with spray foam insulation, as it can obscure roof defects and reduce ventilation, affecting the property’s resale value. If your home has spray foam and you’re noticing moisture issues, or you’re planning to sell or re-mortgage, professional removal is often the best solution to restore roof breathability and avoid long-term damage.

Is spray foam removal messy or disruptive?

Spray foam removal can be a messy job if not handled correctly, but at Enviro House we take every precaution to ensure a clean, contained process. Before beginning the work, we prepare the area with protective sheeting and dust control measures. We use vacuum systems and proper PPE to minimise airborne particles, and all debris is collected and removed from the property. Our technicians work efficiently and clean up thoroughly at the end of each day. We also communicate clearly with clients to ensure minimal disruption to your daily routine, especially if you’re living in the property while the work is done. In most cases, we complete the job with minimal impact on your home environment. We’re proud of our reputation for tidy, respectful workmanship throughout every spray foam removal project.

Why do mortgage lenders dislike spray foam insulation?

Many UK mortgage lenders and surveyors are reluctant to approve loans on properties that have spray foam insulation, particularly in roof spaces. The main concerns relate to ventilation and visibility: spray foam can seal timbers too tightly, leading to moisture build-up and hidden rot, while also masking structural issues. This makes it difficult for surveyors to inspect the roof, which increases the perceived risk. Some insurers also treat homes with spray foam as higher risk. If you’re planning to sell or re-mortgage, lenders may insist on full removal before proceeding. By removing the spray foam and restoring visibility and ventilation, you make your property more appealing to buyers and financial institutions alike.

How long does it take to remove spray foam insulation?

The timeframe for spray foam removal depends on several factors including the size of the space, thickness of the foam, and how extensively it’s bonded to the roof structure. In a typical loft space, the job may take between one and three days. For more complex or large-scale installations, it can take up to a week. We always provide an estimated timeline during our initial assessment. Our team works efficiently and safely, taking care not to rush the process at the expense of quality. We also ensure minimal disruption to your household and provide regular updates so you know what to expect throughout the project.

Can I remove spray foam insulation myself?

DIY removal of spray foam insulation is strongly discouraged due to the risks involved. Spray foam adheres tightly to roof timbers, joists, and underfelt, and improper removal can easily result in structural damage. Without the right tools and techniques, you could also expose yourself to harmful particles or create a hazardous mess. Spray foam materials may contain isocyanates or other chemicals that require proper handling and disposal. At Enviro House, our experienced team uses controlled, low-impact removal methods that protect the structure and ensure full compliance with health and safety standards. We also carry full waste licenses for appropriate disposal. Choosing a professional service not only avoids costly damage, it also ensures a safer and more thorough result.

How much does it cost to remove spray foam insulation?

The cost of spray foam removal varies depending on the size of the area, the type of foam used, and the condition of the roof beneath it. On average, removal starts at around £1,000–£1,500 for a small loft but can rise for larger or more complex jobs. We offer free, no-obligation surveys so we can give you an accurate, transparent quote tailored to your property. Unlike many firms, we include full waste removal and disposal as part of our price. There are no hidden charges, and we’re happy to explain every part of the process so you can make an informed decision.

What happens after the spray foam is removed?

Once the spray foam insulation has been fully removed, we conduct a full inspection of the underlying roof structure. This includes checking for signs of rot, mould, damp, or hidden damage that may have developed beneath the foam. If necessary, we can arrange for repairs to damaged timbers or roof linings. Many clients take this opportunity to install a more traditional, breathable form of insulation such as mineral wool or PIR board, depending on roof type and budget. We can recommend suitable alternatives that provide thermal efficiency without the risks associated with spray foam. Our goal is to leave your loft space clean, safe, and ready for future use.

How do you remove spray foam insulation from a roof?

Spray foam insulation removal is a careful, manual process that requires specialist tools and experience. Our team begins by assessing the area to determine how extensively the foam has adhered to timber or roofing felt. Once the structure is safe to work on, we use a combination of hand tools and low-dust extraction methods to cut, peel, and scrape the foam away. The key is to remove the insulation without damaging the roof timbers, rafters, or any internal fixtures. We also take care to collect and dispose of all waste materials safely. Once the spray foam is removed, we assess the roof for any hidden damage or signs of moisture that may have developed beneath the foam. This thorough approach ensures the roof structure is left clean, dry, and ready for new insulation or repairs if required.

Can spray foam removal improve my home’s value?

Yes, in many cases removing spray foam insulation can increase your home’s marketability and resale value. With growing awareness of the risks associated with spray foam, particularly in roof spaces, many buyers and mortgage lenders are cautious about purchasing such properties. By professionally removing the spray foam, you open the roof for proper ventilation and inspection, and you eliminate any obstacles to getting a mortgage. Additionally, it allows you to replace the insulation with a safer, lender-approved alternative, making your home more attractive to a broader range of buyers. It’s a worthwhile investment if you’re planning to sell or refinance.

Is there a warranty on your spray foam removal service?

Yes, we provide a satisfaction guarantee on all spray foam removal work. Our service includes a thorough assessment, safe removal, and full clean-up to industry standards. If we uncover any roof damage as a result of the spray foam, we’ll advise on next steps and can carry out additional work if required. All our removal work is carried out by trained professionals and covered by public liability insurance. We also supply documentation confirming the removal—often required by surveyors and mortgage lenders. If you have any concerns after the work is completed, we’re always happy to return and inspect or clarify any points.

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Restoring Roof Health After Spray Foam Removal in Hampshire

Many properties affected by spray foam insulation develop hidden issues such as trapped moisture, reduced ventilation, and early timber decay. Professional spray foam removal in Hampshire allows your roof to function properly again, restoring airflow and preventing long-term structural damage. Once the foam is removed, your roof can be fully assessed, repaired if necessary, and prepared for breathable insulation. This not only protects your property but also ensures it performs efficiently for years to come.

Preparing Your Home for Mortgage or Survey Approval

One of the most common reasons homeowners seek spray foam removal in Hampshire is to satisfy mortgage lender and surveyor requirements. Many lenders now refuse loans for properties containing spray foam due to ventilation and structural risks. By choosing a professional removal service, you can restore mortgage eligibility and increase your property’s market appeal. We provide detailed documentation after every project, giving lenders and surveyors the evidence they need to approve your home.

Why Specialist Spray Foam Removal Protects Your Investment

Spray foam insulation bonds tightly to rafters, tiles, and roof membranes, meaning incorrect removal can lead to severe damage. That’s why specialist spray foam removal in Hampshire is essential. Our trained technicians use controlled, safe techniques designed specifically for foam separation, ensuring your roof structure remains protected. Investing in expert removal preserves your home’s value, prevents costly repairs, and safeguards the integrity of your roof for the long term.

Your Trusted Experts for Safe, Efficient Removal

Choosing the right team is crucial when dealing with spray foam insulation. Our experienced specialists provide reliable spray foam removal services throughout Hampshire, handling every project with precision and care. From initial assessment to final clean-down, we work efficiently to minimise disruption while delivering exceptional results. With industry-approved methods, full insurance, and high customer satisfaction, we’re a trusted choice for homeowners seeking a safe, compliant, and stress-free removal service.

Where We Offer Professional Spray Foam Removal

Lancashire

London

Cornwall

Midlands

Wales

Bristol

Yorkshire

East Anglia

South Scotland

North Scotland

Enviro House provides professional spray foam removal services to homes and properties across the entire UK, supporting customers in all regions nationwide, including:

Marlow
Northamptonshire
Bampton
Shoreham-by-Sea
Rayleigh
Daventry
Faversham
Wanstead

Camden Town
Maulden
Marston Moretaine
Northampton
Wood Green
Heathfield
North Finchley
Streatham

If you’re dealing with outdated or problematic spray foam insulation, get in touch with Enviro House. Our experienced team offers expert advice and tailored removal solutions to help restore your loft or property safely and effectively.