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Encapsulated Roof Timbers & Moisture Issues
- When spray foam is applied directly to the underside of roof tiles and timbers, it can trap moisture within the structure.
- This leads to an increased risk of rot, decay, and structural weakening, which can compromise the integrity of your home.
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Survey & Mortgage Approval
- Many mortgage lenders and insurers in Berkshire and surrounding counties require a full roof inspection before approving loans or coverage.
- Because spray foam obscures the roof timbers, proper assessment is impossible, often leading to refusals or devaluation of the property.
- Homes with spray foam insulation can struggle to pass building surveys, making sales and refinancing difficult.
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Structural Concerns
- Spray foam insulation bonds directly to the roof tiles and slates, making future maintenance and repairs difficult.
- If left unchecked, timber degradation can lead to costly roof repairs or full replacement.