The BBC recently reported on the challenges homeowners face with spray foam insulation, particularly when it comes to selling their properties. Many mortgage lenders are hesitant to approve loans for homes with spray foam insulation due to concerns about trapped moisture and potential damage to roof timbers. This has led to a growing demand for the removal of such insulation and the search for safer, more sustainable alternatives.
One such alternative is Sisalwool natural fibre insulation, which offers several advantages over traditional spray foam:
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Breathability: Sisalwool allows moisture to pass through, reducing the risk of condensation and dampness that can compromise structural integrity.
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Ease of Installation: It can be friction-fitted between studwork and joists without the need for adhesives or specialized equipment, making the installation process straightforward and efficient.
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Safety and Comfort: Unlike some insulation materials that can cause skin irritation, Sisalwool is safe to handle, ensuring a comfortable experience for installers.
For companies specialising in the removal of spray foam insulation, offering Sisalwool as a replacement provides a compelling solution for homeowners seeking to maintain or enhance their property's value. By choosing a breathable and natural insulation material, homeowners can avoid the pitfalls associated with spray foam and enjoy a healthier living environment.
Incorporating Sisalwool into your service offerings not only addresses the immediate concerns highlighted in the BBC article but also positions your company as a leader in sustainable and customer-focused insulation solutions.
Link to BBC news story Major lenders reject homes with spray foam insulation - BBC News