”Why should I have my cavity wall insulation removed?”
Improved Health
Headaches, congestion, chest infections… does this sound familiar to you? Your failing cavity wall insulation could be causing damp and mould in your home… making you unwell.
Avoid Expensive Damage
Failing cavity wall insulation wont just affect your health, it will affect your pockets too! If you want to avoid unnecessary damage costs, it’s always best to check if you need extraction.
Maintain Property Value
Are you house proud? Failing cavity wall insulation and the damage it causes can drastically disturb the value of your home.
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What is cavity wall insulation & why has mine failed?
A cavity wall consists of an outer and inner skin of bricks, the space between them allows ventilation. Insulating this space can cause water ingress which will eventually develop into damp and mold.
Using an industrial vacuum and a compressor, wet cavity wall insulation is blown and extracted from your cavity walls. Aibricks are then installed to dry out internal walls.
Expect to pay £15 – £22 per square meter for cavity wall insulation extraction. However, Polyurethane foam removal typically costs more than mineral wool to extract.
Cavity wall insulation extraction – What it looks like
Your cavity wall insulation would be removed as neatly and as efficiently as possible by our experts! They will remove brick from the bottom of your external wall discreetly and then proceed to blow compressed air into the cavity, causing the damaged insulation to fall to the bottom of your cavity wall. It will then get removed, using an industrial hoover by our team!
Health effects of defective cavity wall insulation
When cavity wall insulation becomes wet, your home will become damp, and mould will grow. This can effects your well being, symptoms include conjestion and headaches. At this point, cavity wall extraction is essential.
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Is my home suitable for cavity wall insulation?
Certain properties should not have cavity wall insulation installed. Location, cavity condition, structrual materials, detachment and brick pointing can have an adverse affect on your insulation.
Is your home showing symptoms of failed cavity wall insulation?
The symptons displayed by failed cavity wall insulation can be endless. Blown plaster, damp walls and cracks in render tend to be the most common. If you’re notcing these symptoms then you should consider cavity insulation extraction.
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