How the two main foam types differ and why it affects removal and risk.
Two kinds of spray foam are used under roofs, and they behave differently.
Soft, spongy and light. It lets some moisture pass through but can still hold it against timber.
Dense and rigid. It sticks hard to tiles and timber, which makes removal slower, and it can trap moisture behind it.
The type affects how the report is read and how removal is planned, so every assessment notes it.
Related: FAQ