Does Your Existing Insulation Actually Need to Be Removed?
Sometimes old insulation still provides a perfectly useful base for a new top-up layer. If it is dry, evenly distributed and in reasonable condition, removing everything may add cost without meaningfully improving the result.
Removal is generally the better option when the existing insulation is:
- Damp, mould-affected or damaged by a roof leak
- Contaminated by rats, mice, birds or other pests
- Holding unpleasant or stale odours
- Old, dusty and badly deteriorated
- Patchy, compressed or no longer providing meaningful coverage
- Loose-fill insulation that has settled into an uneven layer
- Obstructing electrical, renovation or ceiling work
- Preventing new insulation from being installed properly
- Mixed with rubbish, nesting material or years of roof-space debris





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