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Spray Foam Removal

Advantages
  • Can prevent a property sale: Spray foam insulation can make a property difficult or, in some circumstances, impossible to sell or secure mortgage finance against until the installation has been professionally assessed and, where necessary, removed.

  • Can affect property value: Properties affected by spray foam may be valued significantly lower due to concerns surrounding mortgageability, condition and potential removal costs.

  • Moisture concerns: Inappropriate or poorly installed spray foam can restrict ventilation and potentially trap moisture against roof timbers, increasing the risk of damp and timber deterioration.

  • Non-breathable roofing felt: Many properties with spray foam have it installed beneath non-breathable bitumen-based roofing felt, which can further restrict moisture movement and ventilation.

  • Timber deterioration: Where moisture cannot escape effectively, prolonged exposure can contribute to timber decay, rot and potential structural deterioration.

  • Professional assessment: A comprehensive inspection can identify potential moisture, ventilation and timber-related issues and determine whether removal and replacement with a more suitable insulation system is required.

Super Foil Insulation

Advantages
  • 3 in 1 design which provides high performance insulation, vapour control layer and a radiant barrier - All within a single product
  • Seamless end result fully taped at all adjoining walls & overlaps creating a continuous insulation barrier
  • It filters the air quality which is beneficial for those with respiratory conditions such as COPD
  • Creates an effective thermal barrier between hot and cold conditions, helping to regulate temperatures and minimise the conditions required for condensation to form.
  • 50+ year life expectancy

Fibre Glass Removal

Why is Fibre Glass harmful to my home?
  • The tiny silvers of glass used can be harmful for the skin and breathing when inhaled
  • It needs to be at least 270mm of thickness in the average loft, in order to get a suitable insulation R- Value
  • If it becomes wet, it loses its insulation qualities, making it ineffective.
  • It can be a cosy place for rodents and other unwanted visitors to set up nest in
  • It requires replacing often, it is recommended every 10 years in order to minimise heat loss.

Ventilation Systems

Why should i worry about ventilation systems?
  • Standard PIV – A cost-effective, low-energy ventilation solution providing continuous filtered fresh air to help control moisture and improve indoor air quality.
  • Warm Air PIV – Provides the same continuous ventilation while gently warming incoming air, offering additional comfort during colder periods.
  • Reduces condensation & mould – Helps control excess humidity and moisture within the property.
  • Improves air quality – Filters incoming air to help reduce dust, pollen and other airborne pollutants.
  • Protects the property – Helps reduce moisture-related damage to walls, plaster, timber and finishes.
  •  Low running costs – Designed to operate quietly and continuously with low energy consumption.

Energy Saving Advice

What will i get advice on?

At DT Solutions, we help identify where your property may be losing heat and wasting energy, providing practical advice to improve efficiency, comfort and long-term protection.

  • Discuss your home's energy efficiency with our experienced team.

  • Identify areas where your home could be losing heat and increasing energy costs.

  • Explore the most suitable insulation, ventilation and energy-saving solutions for your property.

  • Protect your home's structure and long-term condition by addressing potential moisture and condensation concerns.

  • Improve comfort and efficiency while helping to reduce unnecessary energy use.

  • Protect and enhance your property's long-term value with practical, suitable improvements.

  • Receive honest, tailored advice based on your home's individual construction and needs.

  • No one-size-fits-all solutions — we'll help you understand what is right for your home.

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