Sorted Property tier 2
Specialist property fixes and removals: matched to the right surveyor or contractor
Sorted Property matches homeowners to vetted specialists for the property problems that can block a sale or a mortgage: spray foam removal, damp, cavity wall issues, septic tanks and EWS1 fire-safety assessments. We are an independent introducer, not a contractor, and we focus on the cost and who to call, not just what the problem is.
Some property problems are urgent because they hold up a sale or a remortgage. Spray foam insulation can make a property hard to mortgage, damp can fail a survey, and an EWS1 form may be demanded before a flat can be sold.
Pick the problem below to see what it typically costs to put right, what a survey involves and how we match you to an accredited specialist. For the wider "what is it and how serious is it" explainers, we cross-link to our sister site HomesAndHedge, so this tier stays focused on cost and getting it fixed.
What needs fixing or assessing?
Frequently asked questions
Can spray foam insulation stop me selling my house?
It can. A number of lenders decline or restrict mortgages on homes with spray foam insulation, which can hold up a sale. We match you to a specialist who can assess it and, where needed, remove it safely.
Is this the same as the HomesAndHedge guides?
They work together. HomesAndHedge explains what a problem is and how serious it is. Sorted Property focuses on the cost, the survey and who to call, then matches you to a vetted specialist. We cross-link rather than duplicate.
Do you charge homeowners for an introduction?
No. Sorted Property is free for homeowners. We are an independent introducer and are paid by the specialists we match you to, never by you, and we are not a lender or a contractor.
Editor, Sorted Property
Oliver leads Sorted Property's editorial coverage of UK home services. He researches and writes the plain-English guides that help homeowners choose between installers and trades, drawing on the standards set by bodies such as MCS, TrustMark, the Energy Saving Trust and the Property Care Association, and is clear about what to check before any work starts.
Last reviewed: 11 June 2026