Booked surveys across Northern Ireland

Estate agents, surveyors, letting agents, brokers and loft conversion firms across Northern Ireland meet spray foam far more often than they expect. A valuer flags it before releasing a mortgage. A level 2 report lists it as something a buyer should look into. A landlord finds a ceiling stained and the foam above it wet. A roofer lifts slates and sees foam sprayed hard against the battens. When the question lands with you, the next step is a visit where someone qualified looks at the roof properly. Tell us what you have found and a specialist will advise you. Your client books a spray foam survey and pays a figure settled when the booking is made. A local specialist then attends, gets into the roof space and examines how the foam sits: open or closed cell, how thick, whether it bridges the rafters, what ventilation remains, and whether any timber below is holding moisture. Findings come back in writing, setting out the condition as found and what follows from it, from leaving the foam alone to cutting it back or taking it out and reinstating the covering. That document belongs to your client, and can go to a lender, valuer, solicitor or buyer as they choose. Referrals arrive from firms of every size, whether that is a sole agent with one awkward bungalow this year or a practice sending cases most weeks. The address, what has been spotted and how soon it matters are all the specialist needs to get started.

What a booked visit settles

• The fee is agreed when the booking is made, so your client knows the figure before anyone knocks on the door.
• Foam is examined where it sits, rather than judged from a photograph or a line in a survey note.
• Written findings your client can hand to a lender, a conveyancer, an insurer or a future buyer.
• The gap between foam that troubles a lender and foam that is simply worth noting gets spelled out.
• Access and timing are arranged between your client and the specialist, so nothing circles back to you.
• One booking route covers cavity wall, loft and spray foam visits.

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