Homeowners in Street often deal with spray foam that was installed in the 2000s and now traps moisture against original lath and plaster or timber joists. Our team travels from the Bridgwater base at 2 Kimberley Terrace to reach the narrow lanes and terraced rows typical of Street, using sectional scaffolding and dust extraction to keep disruption low on tight plots.
Winter rainfall in the Bridgwater area soaks into poorly ventilated roof spaces faster than in drier parts of Somerset, turning old foam into a mould risk. We remove it room by room, checking for rot in the rafters that are common in Street’s pre-war stock, then leave the loft ready for proper ventilation and new insulation.
Access via Bristol Road and the side streets off the A38 lets us bring equipment in quickly without blocking the main thoroughfare through Street. Every job starts with a same-day inspection so you know exactly what the extraction will involve before we begin.
Around Street
We regularly work near:
- 📍Street Recreation Ground
- 📍St John the Baptist Church
- 📍Street Primary School
- 📍The Street high street shops
- 📍Bristol Road junction
- 📍Wembdon Hill footpath entrance
Spray Foam Removal Bridgwater in Street — Local Notes
- •Narrow rear access paths behind terraced houses in Street limit machinery size, so we carry foam in sections rather than large skips.
- •Many roofs in Street still have original slate or clay tiles that crack under foot traffic, requiring crawl boards and extra care during removal.
- •Heavy autumn rain funnels down the slight slope toward the river, so we check for water ingress around chimney stacks before starting any extraction.
- •Older ceilings in Street properties often have decorative plasterwork that must be protected from falling debris and vibration.