Spray Foam Removal Certification for Lenders in Walsall
Once spray foam has been removed, we issue the written certification lenders and surveyors need to see — confirming exactly what was done.
Removing spray foam is the visible part of the job, but for a mortgage, remortgage or house sale to actually go through, someone usually needs to prove it happened — properly, completely, and to a standard the lender recognises. That's what this certification is for, and it's the part of the process that gets a stalled application moving again.
Why proof of removal matters as much as the removal itself
A lender or surveyor who flagged spray foam in the first place isn't going to take your word, or even the removal contractor's word verbally, that it's been dealt with. They need a written document confirming what was found, what was removed, and what condition the roof was left in — in a format that matches what they're used to seeing from other applications.
What the certification confirms
We set out that the foam has been fully stripped from the roof — not partially, not just in one area — along with our inspection findings on the timbers once they were exposed, and confirmation that ventilation and the roof structure were left in an appropriate condition. This is the natural next step after a spray foam removal job, whether we carried out the removal or you had it done elsewhere and just need the certification.
If we didn't do the original removal
We can issue this certification following an inspection of a roof where someone else carried out the removal, provided we're able to properly assess the work that was done. We'll be upfront if we can't certify something we can't verify.
Getting it to the right place quickly
We know these documents are often needed against a deadline — a mortgage offer expiring, a sale chain waiting. We turn certification around promptly once the inspection is complete, in whatever format your specific lender or surveyor has asked for.
If you need proof that spray foam removal has been completed properly, book a survey and we'll get you certification your lender will accept.
How It Works
From the first call to the final sign-off — here's what to expect when you work with us.
Inspection Booked
We arrange a visit to inspect the roof following spray foam removal.
Removal Confirmed
We verify the foam has been fully stripped and assess the exposed timbers.
Certification Written
A written document is produced confirming the work in the format lenders expect.
Sent Where Needed
Certification is issued promptly, ready to pass to your lender, solicitor or surveyor.
What Our Customers Say
Trusted by homeowners across Walsall — here's what they have to say.
"Our solicitor needed proof for the mortgage lender before completion could go ahead. Certification arrived within days."
"They inspected the removal work someone else had done and were straightforward about what they could and couldn't confirm."
"Clear document, no ambiguity — exactly what our lender wanted to see."
Frequently Asked Questions
Because a lender or surveyor typically won't accept verbal confirmation alone — they need a written document proving the foam was fully removed and the roof left in a proper condition, in a format they recognise.
Yes, provided we're able to properly inspect and verify the work that was done. We'll be upfront if there's anything we can't confirm from an inspection alone.
That the foam has been fully stripped from the roof, our findings from inspecting the exposed timbers, and confirmation that ventilation and the roof structure were left appropriately.
We prioritise these requests because they're often needed against a mortgage or sale deadline, and turn the document around promptly once the inspection is complete.
It's written in the standard format lenders and surveyors typically require, though we're happy to check any specific requirements your lender has before the inspection.
Need Certification for a Lender or Surveyor?
Book an inspection. We'll confirm the removal and issue certification in the format your lender needs.