Highbridge sits on the edge of the Somerset Levels where older terraced houses along Church Street and Market Street often have spray foam installed in lofts during the 2000s. Many of these properties now need the foam taken out because seasonal flooding and high water tables push moisture into roof spaces, turning the insulation into a damp trap.
Our team based at 2 Kimberley Terrace reaches Highbridge properties quickly via the A38 and the old wharf road. We work around narrow loft hatches common in Victorian stock and time jobs for drier winter windows when the Levels are less saturated, reducing the risk of water re-entering during removal.
Homeowners on streets backing onto the railway line or near Isleport frequently report musty smells after heavy rain. Removing the foam restores airflow and lets us check for hidden rot before any new insulation goes in.
Around Highbridge
We regularly work near:
- 📍Highbridge Station
- 📍St John's Church
- 📍Highbridge Wharf
- 📍Isleport Business Park
- 📍The Causeway
Spray Foam Removal Bridgwater in Highbridge — Local Notes
- •Highbridge terraces near the Levels suffer repeated damp cycles that degrade spray foam, so we cut and bag material in sections to limit dust spread in tight roof voids.
- •Narrow rear access paths behind properties on The Causeway mean we carry equipment by hand rather than using large vacuums, extending job time on some streets.
- •Winter rain on the flat Levels often backs up into roof spaces; we schedule extraction after dry spells to avoid pulling water through ceilings during removal.