Cavity wall insulation removal
Removal of failed cavity wall insulation across mainland England, Scotland and Wales, starting with a free survey and a quote.

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Cavity wall insulation works in many houses. In others, on walls that take a lot of driven rain, the fill has got wet and now carries water across the cavity to the inside wall.
Every job starts the same way, whichever material is in the wall. We come out, look at the wall inside and out, put a borescope through the mortar joint to see what is in the cavity, take moisture readings, and give you a quote that says what we found and what we would do about it.
Start with the page that fits your wall:
- Full extraction: every elevation cleared, for houses where the fill has failed throughout.
- Partial extraction and cavity clearing: one wet elevation, a gable, or the wall below a run of windows.
- Cavity clean and inspection: debris, mortar droppings and blocked drainage in a cavity that was never filled, or after someone else’s extraction.
- What we remove: mineral wool, polystyrene bead, urea formaldehyde foam and polyurethane foam, and how each one comes out.
- Costs: how extraction is priced, what published guides say, and what changes the number.
- Questions about removal: the ones we get asked most.
- Gallery: what walls, cavities and extraction points look like.
Not sure whether the insulation is to blame? Read the signs your insulation has failed, or book a free survey and the borescope will show what is in the wall.
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