Martock sits just outside Yeovil with rows of Georgian and Victorian stone cottages along North Street and Church Street. Many of these properties have small roof voids and thick walls that trap spray foam against timber, so removal crews must work with compact tools to avoid damaging original stonework or lathe ceilings.
Winter rain and occasional flooding from the nearby River Parrett push moisture into lofts faster than in drier parts of Somerset. Homeowners along Bower Hinton and around the recreation ground often call for extraction when foam starts holding damp against rafters, requiring full removal before new insulation goes in.
Around Martock
We regularly work near:
- 📍All Saints Church
- 📍Martock Primary School
- 📍The George Inn
- 📍Martock Recreation Ground
- 📍North Street
- 📍Bower Hinton
Spray Foam Removal Yeovil in Martock — Local Notes
- •Narrow lanes off Martock High Street limit van access, so equipment is carried in by hand to lofts above shops and cottages.
- •Thick Ham stone walls in older Martock homes create cold spots where foam bonds tightly, needing slower, careful scraping to prevent surface damage.
- •Properties near the churchyard and primary school sit on slightly raised ground but still see condensation issues in unvented roof spaces during long wet spells.
- •Access hatches in Victorian terraces are often under 400mm wide, forcing use of sectional tools rather than larger removal rigs.