After removal
What happens once the insulation is out: drying, deciding whether to re-insulate, making good the brickwork, and getting the ventilation right.
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Extraction is the middle of the job, not the end. When the vacuum stops you have a clear cavity and a wall that has been wet for a long time.
- Drying out: how long it takes, what helps, what to leave alone.
- Re-insulating or leaving clear: the case for each, and the alternatives on the outside or inside of the wall.
- Repointing and making good: the bricks that go back, the holes that get filled, the plaster inside.
- Ventilation and airbricks: sub-floor vents blocked by fill, and the sleeves that stop it happening again.
- Questions about what comes next.
- Gallery: made-good walls, cleared cavities and the state of things after the work.
The right order is the one extraction specialists keep repeating: dry it, diagnose it, verify it, then decide. The quote sets that out for your house.
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