Wells properties often feature older stone and brick construction typical of historic Somerset towns, where spray foam was applied in lofts and under floors during later renovations. Our team travels from the Weston base to handle removal in these tight-access buildings without disturbing original features like exposed beams or flagged floors.
Seasonal damp from the Mendip hills and narrow lanes around the cathedral precinct can trap moisture once foam breaks down, leading to hidden rot. We schedule visits around market days and school runs to keep disruption low for residents near the city centre.
Access via roads like Priest Row or Silver Street requires smaller equipment and careful planning around listed walls and shared boundaries common in Wells.
Around Wells
We regularly work near:
- 📍Wells Cathedral
- 📍Bishop's Palace
- 📍Vicars' Close
- 📍Wells Market Place
- 📍St Cuthbert's Church
- 📍Priest Row
Spray Foam Removal Weston Super Mare in Wells — Local Notes
- •Wells housing stock includes many pre-1900 stone cottages and Georgian terraces where foam was retrofitted into irregular roof voids, requiring hand removal to avoid damaging original timbers.
- •Narrow historic streets limit van access, so equipment is carried in by hand on jobs near the Market Place.
- •High water table and frequent Somerset rain mean any remaining foam residue must be fully extracted to prevent re-wetting of joists.
- •Properties around Vicars Close often have shared roof spaces that need coordinated removal to stop foam migration between neighbours.