Roof rot from trapped moisture
Why it happens here
Foam sprayed between the rafters seals the eaves and stops air moving through the roof space. Moisture from daily life condenses on the cold felt and soaks into the timbers. Purley's wet winters speed this up, and by the time you smell it the rot has often started.
Our approach
We remove the foam, clear the ventilation path and inspect every rafter with a thermal imaging camera. Any damp timber is identified and photographed so you know exactly what needs treating before new insulation goes in.