Why Choose Spray Foam Removal in London?

Spray foam insulation was once popular for lofts and roofs, but it’s now flagged by UK lenders, surveyors, and insurers due to hidden risks such as:

• Mortgage and equity release refusals – most banks reject properties with spray foam.

• Hidden damp and condensation – foam traps moisture, causing timber decay.

• Structural issues – roof sagging, cracked timbers, and ventilation problems.

• Health concerns – degrading foam can reduce air quality and release toxins.

 

If you need mortgage approval, property resale, or roof repairs, removing spray foam insulation is essential.

 

Our Spray Foam Removal Process

At London City Roofing, we use a proven five-step spray foam removal service across London:

1. Free Survey & Quote – onsite inspection or remote measurement.

2. Dry Ice Blasting – advanced, chemical-free method to safely remove insulation.

3. Full PPE Protection – our team works safely with all necessary equipment.

4. Roof Repairs & Checks – we repair felt, timbers, and ventilation where needed.

5. Waste Disposal – all spray foam debris is removed to licensed facilities.

 

This method is eco-friendly, non-abrasive, and lender-approved.

 

Spray Foam Removal Specialists in London

We cover all areas of Greater London, including North London, South London, East London, West London, and Central London. Whether you’re a homeowner preparing for sale, a landlord securing refinancing, or simply want a healthier, safer roof, London City Roofing is your trusted partner.

 

Benefits of Choosing London City Spray Foam Removal Roofing Services

• 100% Mortgage Compliance – removal approved by lenders & surveyors.

• Safe, Damage-Free Process – no chemicals, no harm to roof timbers.

• Fast Turnaround – urgent same-day responses available.

• Fully Insured & Qualified Roofers – peace of mind guaranteed.

• Competitive Pricing – transparent, affordable quotes with no hidden fees.

 

When Should You Remove Spray Foam?

• Selling or remortgaging your home.

• Experiencing roof condensation or damp.

• Lender or surveyor has raised concerns.

• Roof showing signs of timber damage.