Specialist agricultural insulation for commercial, industrial and agricultural buildings in Cambridgeshire and across the East of England — installed by ThermoFoam, part of the Duratite Group.
Farm buildings around Cambridgeshire — livestock sheds, grain stores, machinery barns — suffer the classic tin-roof problem: condensation raining onto stock, feed and equipment, and buildings that are freezing in winter and ovens in summer. Closed-cell spray foam sprayed to the roof underside stops the drip at source and stabilises the internal environment.
The foam bonds to corrugated metal and fibre cement, stiffening older, thinning sheets as it cures. Most agricultural buildings are completed in 1–3 days, with livestock and operations worked around — and the finished install carries a 25-year manufacturer-backed product warranty.
Typical published values for Enverge closed-cell systems. Full agricultural insulation service page →
Send us your building details and our technical team will specify the right system and a clear budget. No obligation.
Usually yes — work is phased so stock can be moved bay by bay, and the cured foam is inert and durable in livestock environments.
Yes — sealing the cold roof surface stops the condensation that causes caking and spoilage in stored grain.
It depends on area, depth and access — we survey Cambridgeshire-area farms free of charge and quote in writing.
All of the East of England and the surrounding towns and villages — ThermoFoam installs UK-wide as part of the Duratite Group. See our Cambridgeshire area page or call 01208 832 602.
