Spray foam insulation can cause structural problems in your property
Many homeowners have faced issues such as poor installation, inadequate insulation, and even health hazards due to toxic fumes emitted by spray foam.
Every polyurethane spray foam product sold here in the UK has two chemical components (1) Resin & (2) Isocyanates. It is the Isocyanates that are dangerous when the installation is taking place.
Such misselling can occur when contractors misrepresent the benefits of the insulation, fail to disclose potential risks or use substandard material, meaning you could be owed compensation in the thousands if the same has happened to you.
However, with these matters, it's essential to seek advice from legal experts or a FCA Regulated Claims Management Company, like Berkshire-based business Hygrogard Legal Services to understand your rights and options for recourse. Documenting the issues, gathering evidence, and keeping records of communication with the contractors are crucial steps towards claiming compensation for being missold spray foam insulation.
Local resident wins refund for mis-sold spray foam insulation
Chris from Hydrogard
- The client was mis-sold Spray foam insulation on the pretence it was part of an official Government scheme.
- The client was awarded and refunded £23,035.00.
He was rang by a local company who said they were installing spray foam insulation in the area. The company stated that if they accepted the quote for the work that day, they would qualify for a discount from a government insulation scheme. The client found them to sound professional which was reinforced through the fake Government Scheme Discount.
The client later found out that the company went into liquidation and that the newly installed spray foam was damaging their loft space. Thankfully being connected to Hydrogard Legal Services, specialising in this area, and being aware of these scams detailed a plan to win their money back from MasterCard despite the company being liquidated.
“Chris from Hydrogard was very professional and explained everything. He not only got back the money I spent on the spray foam and more.”
Following Hydrogard winning the case, Founder Chris Brown recommended several vetted contractors to remove the spray foam and fit a new roof. The client used the Johnson Brothers, an approved contractor on the Trading Standards Buy With Confidence Scheme and approved by Hydrogard to repair the damage caused.
If anything similar has happened to you, contact Chirs Brown today to see how much Hydrogard Legal Services can win you back.
