Homeowners in Cannock often deal with spray foam that was fitted in the 2000s and 2010s on estates off Randlay Avenue and around Cannock Wood. The foam traps moisture against the original tiled roofs and timber joists common in these post-war and 1970s houses, leading to rot that shows up first in the colder months when Shropshire rain sits on the felt.
Our team based at 10 Halesfield Rd reaches Cannock properties quickly via the A442 and local roads. We remove the foam, check the rafters, and ventilate the roof space properly so the houses on streets like Stirchley Lane and Old Park Road stop suffering the same condensation problems that appear every winter.
Access on many Cannock plots is tight, with narrow side entries and shared drives. We bring smaller extraction rigs and work from inside the loft to avoid damaging gardens or parking on the grass verges that line most of these residential streets.
Around Cannock
We regularly work near:
- 📍Cannock Wood
- 📍Randlay Avenue
- 📍Old Park Primary School
- 📍Stirchley Lane
- 📍Holy Trinity Church Cannock
Spray Foam Removal Telford in Cannock — Local Notes
- •Many Cannock homes have low-pitched roofs on 1960s-1980s stock that trap spray foam against the original sarking felt, so removal must include full felt inspection to prevent hidden leaks.
- •Winter winds off the Shropshire hills drive rain under loose tiles on Cannock properties; we always check ridge and eaves ventilation during every removal job.
- •Narrow rear access on Randlay and Stirchley estates means we use compact vacuum units rather than large truck-mounted systems to reach lofts without blocking shared drives.