01
A lender has refused a remortgage on a warehouse in Burrsville because a surveyor flagged spray foam on the roof deck.
What we do: We survey within 24 hours, confirm the foam type and coverage, and give a fixed price for full removal. The crew strips the foam, inspects the deck for rot and fits a new vapour barrier, all within a week for a typical 500 square metre roof.
→ The client receives a completion pack with moisture readings and photographs, hands it to the lender, and the remortgage completes without further structural questions.
02
A distribution unit near Valley Road has condensation dripping onto stored stock every winter because closed cell foam has sealed the roof deck.
What we do: We set up negative-air containment so the adjacent bays keep operating, remove the foam with dry ice blasting and cutting tools, then dry the structure with air scrubbers and fit a breathable vapour barrier.
→ Condensation stops, stock damage ends, and the client avoids the cost of replacing water-damaged pallets every season.
03
A landlord in Holland-on-Sea needs a vacant unit cleared of foam before a new tenant's surveyor inspects it.
What we do: We carry out a full warehouse foam extraction, treat minor timber rot found during the deck inspection, and reinstate roof insulation to PAS 2035 standards. The whole job runs in five days.
→ The unit passes the tenant's survey and is let within a month, with the completion pack on file for future valuations.
04
A storage warehouse in Jaywick has foam bridging the cavity wall and damp patches appearing on internal blockwork.
What we do: We remove the cavity wall spray foam, clear the cavity so it drains again, and strip the roof foam in the same programme to avoid a second mobilisation.
→ Internal damp patches dry out over the following weeks, and the building becomes financeable again for the owner's planned sale.