Closed-Cell Removal and Roof Renewal on a Stone-Faced Home in Sevenoaks
This closed-cell removal project brought together work within a foam-lined loft and renewal of the tiled roof above a stone-faced property. The supplied sequence follows the roof from the original installation through stripping to a clear exterior finish.
Removing the foam installation
Foam filled the roof bays above existing quilt insulation and around substantial timber supports. Removing the installation revealed the rafters as the covering was opened from outside. The exposed frame shows the extent of the roof area being worked on.
Revealing the replacement roof lining
The later internal detail shows a smooth roof lining between visible rafters where the main foam layer had previously been present. This offers a close view of the rebuilt roof underside, complementing the wider stripping photograph. The timber layout can be seen clearly around the replacement lining.
The renewed exterior roof
The final property view shows a neat tiled covering above the stone-faced elevation, front gable and chimney. It gives the project a recognisable exterior outcome and connects the loft work to the appearance of the home. The case study records that coordinated closed-cell removal and roof renewal without adding unsupported structural or heritage claims.
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