Cavity wall insulation removal in Grantham

Cavity wall insulation was sold as fit and forget. When the fill was badly installed, or has got wet over the years, it can slump and bridge the cavity, and the wall starts carrying moisture to the inside: damp patches and cold spots in rooms that never had them before. We cover Grantham and the villages around it, NG31 to NG33, for cavity wall insulation removal.

The houses it affects around Grantham

Grantham's housing runs from Victorian terraces and stone-built older properties through the interwar and postwar years to the big modern estates, and it is homes from that middle stretch, the cavity wall era, where filled cavities are most often found. With houses here selling and remortgaging all the time, the problem tends to surface on a survey: the surveyor notes the damp, and the question of what is in the cavity follows straight behind.

What removal involves

Removal means extracting the material from the cavity: drilling out and removing the fill until the cavity is clear and can do its job again. Once the fill is out, the cause of the bridging has gone. We photograph what comes out and what we find along the way, so you can see it for yourself rather than take our word for it.

A free look and a price that does not move

Ring 01406 704369, and if nobody answers we are on a roof, so leave a message and we will call you back. We come and look at the walls, photograph what we find, and tell you in plain words whether the insulation looks like the cause and what taking it out would involve. The quote is free and in writing, the price quoted is the price paid, and the work is guaranteed for five or ten years depending on the work, with public liability and employer's liability insurance on the job. If a sale or a remortgage in Grantham is waiting on the answer, say so when you ring: you will get straight answers, photographs of what was found and everything in writing.