Bath sits on the northern edge of Taunton with a mix of 1930s semis and 1960s terraces along Bath Road and the lanes leading to the Tone. These homes often received spray foam in the lofts during the 2000s, but the constant Somerset rain and poor ridge ventilation have left many installations trapping moisture against the rafters. Our crew reaches these streets quickly from the Staplegrove Road yard, parking on the wider verges before carrying equipment through the side gates that are typical here.
Access in Bath is tighter than in newer estates because many properties back onto the old railway embankment or narrow shared drives. We bring slim extraction tools and dust containment that fits through standard rear doors, avoiding disruption to the small rear gardens that back onto the river. Once the foam is removed we leave the roof space ready for inspection so owners can see the timber condition before any new insulation goes in.
Around Bath
We regularly work near:
- 📍Bath Road
- 📍Bathpool Playing Fields
- 📍Priorswood Primary School
- 📍Tone River footpath at Bathpool
Spray Foam Removal Taunton in Bath — Local Notes
- •High annual rainfall in the Taunton basin means foam in Bath lofts often shows black spotting within eight years, especially on north-facing pitches.
- •Many 1960s homes here have 100 mm rafter gaps; our removal rigs are sized to pass through these without cutting timbers.
- •Narrow unadopted lanes off Bath Road limit van size, so we stage equipment at the Staplegrove Road yard and shuttle smaller loads.