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What is a spray foam survey?

A spray foam survey is an inspection of foam applied beneath a roof covering, recording what it is and how the timber underneath is coping.

On the day

The inspector climbs into the roof void, notes the foam type, depth and spread, tests accessible rafters with a moisture meter and photographs what can be seen.

What lands in your inbox

A written report setting out the findings, any areas that stayed hidden and a plain recommendation. It is ready to forward to a lender, buyer, conveyancer or builder.

Sensible moments to book

Before putting a house on the market, once a valuer mentions foam, if you notice staining or a musty loft, or ahead of panels or a loft room.

The short answers

In brief

What is a spray foam survey?
A spray foam survey is an inspection of spray foam applied under a roof. The inspector records the foam type, thickness and coverage, takes moisture readings on visible timber, photographs what can be seen and notes what cannot be checked. You get a written report you can give to a buyer, lender or contractor.
Is an assessment the same as removal?
No. The assessment finds out what is there and what state it is in. Removal is a separate job, quoted only if the report shows it is needed.
How long does it take?
One to two hours in the roof space for a typical Chester house. The report follows within 24 hours.
Reasons people book one

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