Mortgage rejection due to spray foam
We remove the spray foam with dry ice blasting and provide the documentation lenders need. Most clients get their mortgage approved within two weeks of the work being completed.
Dry ice blasting spray foam removal in London is the cleanest way to strip failed insulation from lofts, roofs and walls without soaking your property. We remove open cell and closed cell spray foam, adhesive residue and trapped debris using dry ice pellets, leaving timber and brickwork ready for survey or resale. If a mortgage lender has flagged your spray foam, call us today.

Dry ice blasting spray foam removal in London uses compressed air to fire soft dry ice pellets at the foam. The pellets hit at around -78.5C, freezing the polyurethane foam so it turns brittle and flakes away from rafters, tiles and brickwork. Unlike sand blasting or grinding, dry ice leaves no secondary waste because the pellets turn straight to gas. We pair the blasting with an industrial vacuum and air scrubber to capture every particle, so your loft stays clean and your family stays safe.
Most London customers call us because a mortgage lender has rejected their property over spray foam, or because hidden damp and rot have appeared behind the insulation. The city's older housing stock, from Victorian terraces in Islington to post-war semis in Croydon, traps moisture in ways modern foam cannot handle. If you have been searching for dry ice blasting spray foam removal near me London, we cover every borough inside the M25 and can usually survey within 48 hours.
Every dry ice blasting spray foam removal job in London includes a free survey, full protection of your property, removal of all foam and residue, industrial vacuuming, waste disposal and a final inspection. We also provide a written summary and a 1-year workmanship warranty. Additional services like new insulation or roof repairs are quoted separately.
We visit your property, measure the foam coverage and check for hidden damp with a thermal imaging camera. You get a fixed price the same day, with no obligation. The survey takes 30 to 45 minutes.
We lay protective sheeting over floors and belongings, seal doorways and set up a negative air machine. This stops dust and debris spreading through your home. Preparation usually takes under an hour.
Our technician uses a dry ice blasting machine to freeze and remove the spray foam. We work section by section, adjusting pressure for delicate surfaces. A typical loft takes four to eight hours.
After blasting, we vacuum every surface with an industrial vacuum fitted with HEPA filters. An air scrubber clears any remaining airborne particles. This ensures your loft is clean and safe.
We bag all foam and debris in disposal bags and remove it from site. You receive a waste transfer note and a written summary of the work. This documentation is accepted by mortgage lenders and surveyors.
We visit your property, measure the foam coverage and check the roof structure with a thermal imaging camera. You get a fixed price the same day, including disposal. Most surveys take 30 to 45 minutes and there is no charge if you decide not to proceed.
On the morning of the job we lay protective sheeting over floors and belongings, seal doorways and set up a negative air machine to stop dust spreading through the house. We mask vents and light fittings. This preparation usually takes 45 minutes to an hour.
Our technician suits up in protective clothing and a respirator, then blasts the foam with a dry ice blasting machine. The pellets freeze the polyurethane foam, which flakes off the rafters and tiles. We work section by section, checking progress with a thermal imaging camera. A typical loft takes four to eight hours.
Once the foam is gone we vacuum every surface with an industrial vacuum fitted with HEPA filters, then run an air scrubber to clear airborne particles. We bag all waste in disposal bags and remove it from site. This stage adds one to two hours to the job.
We inspect the roof void with you, show you the clean timbers and confirm there is no adhesive residue left. You get a written summary of the work and a 1-year workmanship warranty. If you need a surveyor to revisit, we can usually arrange that within 48 hours.
Purpose-built equipment, used by trained technicians — so the job is done accurately the first time.
Fires dry ice pellets at high speed to freeze and break down spray foam. It is the core tool for all our removal work.
Detects hidden damp, air leaks and remaining foam behind surfaces. We use it before, during and after every job.
Captures fine dust and foam particles after blasting. HEPA filters ensure nothing is recirculated into the air.
Cleans the air in the work area by filtering out airborne particles. It runs throughout the job and during the final clean.
Creates negative pressure in the work zone to stop dust spreading to other parts of the property.
Used for cutting away stubborn sections of foam or trimming timber where needed. Brands include Bosch and Makita.
Protects our technicians from airborne particles and cold burns. We use 3M respirators and full-body coveralls.
A 70-square-metre loft was filled with open cell spray foam that had been applied five years earlier. The timber rafters were damp, and the homeowner's mortgage lender had refused to lend until it was removed.
We removed all foam with dry ice blasting in one and a half days. The rafters were clean and dry, confirmed by thermal imaging. The lender approved the mortgage two weeks later.
Closed cell spray foam covered the entire roof void of a three-bedroom semi. The foam had cracked and was letting in damp. The owner wanted it gone before putting the house on the market.
Dry ice blasting removed the foam in two days. We vacuumed the loft and disposed of all waste. The property was valued at 15% more than the initial spray-foam-affected valuation.
A 500-square-metre warehouse ceiling was covered in spray foam that was failing and creating dust. The landlord needed it removed before a new tenant moved in.
Our team used industrial dry ice blasting equipment to clear the foam in four days. The ceiling was left clean and ready for inspection. The tenant moved in on schedule.
Spray foam can cause serious problems for London homeowners, from mortgage rejections to hidden damp and rot. Here is how we fix them.
Ask a pro →We remove the spray foam with dry ice blasting and provide the documentation lenders need. Most clients get their mortgage approved within two weeks of the work being completed.
Our dry ice blasting removes the foam without adding water, and we use thermal imaging cameras to check for damp. We then advise on ventilation and any timber repairs needed.
We clear the foam and leave the roof void clean and inspectable. Once removed, your property can be valued normally and sold without the spray foam discount.
After dry ice blasting, the timbers are fully exposed and clean. Surveyors can complete their inspection without restrictions, and you get a clear report.
Most London jobs cost between £1,800 and £4,500 in 2026, depending on the area covered and access. A typical 60-square-metre loft falls around £2,400 to £3,200. That price includes the dry ice blasting, industrial vacuuming, waste disposal and a 1-year workmanship warranty. We give you a fixed quote after a free survey.
Yes. Dry ice blasting is one of the safest methods for removing spray foam because it uses no water, no chemicals and no harsh abrasives. The dry ice pellets turn to gas on contact, so there is no secondary waste. We still use respirators, protective clothing and air scrubbers to protect our team and your home. It is safe for timber, tiles and brickwork.
Yes, we provide dry ice blasting spray foam removal across all London boroughs and Greater London. That includes Westminster, Camden, Islington, Hackney, Southwark, Croydon, Barnet and everywhere in between. We also cover Shoreditch, Canary Wharf, Notting Hill, Clapham and Dulwich. Call 02080885342 to book a free survey.
A standard loft takes one to two days from start to finish. That includes preparation, blasting, vacuuming and the final check. Larger roofs or commercial spaces can take three to five days. We work in sections so you can see progress each day. Most customers are back to normal within 24 hours of us leaving.
We are a BPCA and CHAS certified team with a 1-year workmanship warranty on every job. Call 02080885342 for a free same-day survey and a fixed quote. If your mortgage is on hold, we can usually get you back on track within two weeks.
Get a Free Quote 02080885342 →Call 02080885342 between 8am and 6pm Monday to Friday, or leave a message any time and we will call you back the next morning. Most surveys are booked within 48 hours and quotes go out the same day. Email works too if you have photos of the loft to send over.