About Cavity Reset Insulation Removal

Cavity Reset Insulation Removal does one thing: it takes failed cavity wall insulation out of houses across mainland England, Scotland and Wales and puts the wall back to how it was built. The surveyor who looks at your wall writes the quote, and the quote says what was found, what we recommend and what it would cost.

Cavity wall insulation was installed in very large numbers under energy-saving schemes, often in 50mm cavities on exposed walls. The building guidance divides the UK into four zones for wind-driven rain, and the wetter western and northern parts of Britain, including most of Wales, the south-west, the north-west and western Scotland, sit in the higher zones, where the guidance restricts filled 50mm cavities.

A reset is the wall put back to how it was built: two leaves, a clear cavity, and rain running down the inside of the outer leaf and out. That is what extraction does.

Survey before quotation, every time, because the price depends on what is in the wall. Evidence in the quote: borescope stills, moisture readings, thermal images, photographs of the outside.

We take the failed fill out. If you want the cavity refilled, we put thermal bead in as part of the same job. If you want it left clear, we leave it clear. We are not registered with the Cavity Insulation Guarantee Agency and do not issue guarantees under any scheme; if your insulation has a CIGA guarantee we will tell you how to use it before we quote.

Cavity wall insulation removal across mainland England, Scotland and Wales. If you are unsure whether we cover your address, ask.

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