Radstock properties often date from the coal mining era with thick stone walls and slate roofs that trap moisture once spray foam is installed. Removing it requires careful cutting around original timber joists and extra drying time before any new insulation goes in. Our team works from Compass Court in Bath and reaches Radstock via the A367 and A362, bringing equipment suited to tight rear lanes behind High Street terraces.
Winter rain in the Somerset coalfield area soaks through older pointing and can push damp back into lofts after foam removal. We time jobs around the forecast and ventilate lofts on the spot so homeowners in places like Clandown or along Kilmersdon Road avoid secondary mould problems. The 24/7 line lets us respond the same day when a sudden leak appears under existing foam.
Around Radstock
We regularly work near:
- 📍Radstock Museum
- 📍Writhlington School
- 📍St Nicholas Church
- 📍Radstock Library
- 📍Clandown Recreation Ground
- 📍Market Place
Spray Foam Removal Bath in Radstock — Local Notes
- •Narrow rear access tracks behind Radstock High Street mean we often hand-carry smaller extraction units rather than using large vacuums.
- •Victorian miners' cottages around Clandown and Welton frequently show salt staining once foam is stripped, so we allow extra drying days before any follow-up work.
- •Heavy winter runoff from the hills above Radstock can re-wet roof voids quickly, making same-week scheduling essential after initial removal.