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Hi, are we completing the removal for you? If not it depends on the method being used?

My installer is removing and using hand scraper and maybe some power tools.

Ah it was just a bit of spur of the moment fun. 🤩

Yes exactly, we’ve always preferred a more rugged look :) 👀

Yes, not very professional tbh. Just goes to show how they operate!

Oh yes he thinks he can bully everyone!!

Haha made me chuckle!

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Just some hand tools really, a mix of what ever works really.

Haha new channel name! lol

It did better off the street then on tbh :)

We use a variety of hand tools with different angle etc. 🛠️

@@olmathsclass4272 iv got a d3 so i was just curious on reliability as its not the d3 strongest aspect 😂

Yes so currently 245,000 miles on it 😂, engine problems you ask? Well before we took it off road there was none but now, urm yes a few lol

Yes but with 245,000 miles on clock and a corroding body it’s going out doing exactly what’s it’s designed for! 😊

It’s always important to have a thorough inspection, I personally wouldn’t buy a property with spray foam in the loft as you are unsure of the condition of the woodwork, felt etc. However if you really wanted it you could ask the seller to have it removed before sale.

Im in this situation, lovely House otherwise. Did you withdraw from purchase straight away or did you wait for lender assessment?

@@poleonpoleon706 I went for a viewing and could signs of damp on walls and ceiling so decided to withdraw.

@@pizzahead2919 thanks looks like I'll do the same.. too many risks otherwise, there is no visible damp but who knows what's behind all that foam..

@@poleonpoleon706 I bought a 100 year old 4 bedroom house with loft foam insulation last year, and I made it clear to the seller that I wanted a discount on the property because of it. They could not provide any sufficient paper work around the quality of the roof before installation, just some receipts of who did the installation which was not enough. What helped the argument was that there were damp wall areas in one of bedroom and bathroom (right bang in the middle of where there is a roof valley). An inspector would obviously be the best choice but I was strapped for time and needed somewhere to live. The seller dropped 10k off the asking price in the end because of the roof insulation and old boiler system that needed urgent redoing. Since purchase I had the roof patched with some flashing where there were obvious issues, this solved 99% of the damp issue within the cavity walls from the bad roof valley (i literally did this myself with a ladder and adhesive flashing tape from B&Q ). I have yet to take everything apart but after poking some holes ingo the foam, the roof felt and timber is not damp and still healthy. with only same patchy areas were the old leak area is recovering. The boiler was only 2.5k to swap so I have 7.5k for emergency repairs if needed. I have had a quote done for a complete roof renewal, both felt and tiles, which is roughly 15k but we had the roofer say that its mostly unnecessary, as the roof still has another 10 years of life it at least. The moral of the story is that insulation does not always mean bad roof, its just a risk you have to take and hopefully the seller is understanding enough to drop the price. I would have still bought the properly without the 10k reduction but it gave me peace of mind in that I could use that to emergency patch issues where needed and just wait it out 5-10 years for a complete roof renewal.

So the Spray Foam company who installed the foam stapled felt prior to install. The felt you can see is the stapled one.

Watch the full video th-cam.com/video/KSmmzf16CMY/w-d-xo.html

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It’s one of the best for sure!

It used to be a Honda crv lol, poor thing 😂

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Yea! Although I’m not sure what the closest place is tbh

It can be harmful, having the right PPE is so important.

Is this same expanding foam bought in tins? Guess it's just scrapers and perseverance!

Yes its the same stuff. Its a never ending job.@@bucket4622

@@bucket4622 it's the same stuff

Truly are, they are only limited mostly by the driver 😂

Yes it was fantastic! Although the car took a hammering lol

Yes, very true not a good idea! :-)

Yes sure no problem, send me the link once completed and feel free to tag us or link us in the video/description 👍

@@scscmp Thank you, I will be sure to credit your channel as the source of the footage

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The Spray foam was only on for 2 months. The customer wanted it removed because the company that sold misled him. Unfortunately nearly every spray foam removal we do there is issues with the roof.

@@scscmp What kind of issues ?

The issue is that it seals moisture in and the chemical used causes the wood to rot

@scscmp Can I ask how much dust this creates in the living space ? I have to get mine removed soon from my attic (with hatch access) and concerned about dust in living space.

For what we use the car for, it’s fine :)

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This is being removed as the home owner wanted to get some equity release. Most lenders won’t lend with spray foam insulation. We replaced with 400mm traditional loft insulation which is perfect.

Looks like they will need the roof re done anyway - you’ve cut through all of the moisture barrier/tyvek!

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It’s one of the courses at the Billing Off Road Show, Northampton

да конечно, это все меняет! Вы действительно могли бы сказать в этом случае

Yes very true…

Thanks for the lovely comment, thats exactly what its all about! fun! if your ever up this way send us over a message!

Thanks for the comment, absolutely perfect for us to hear, appreciated 👍