Homeowners in Wales are being warned of a rise in rogue traders offering to fix botched or mis-sold spray foam insulation. The Advice Direct Scotland (ASD) organisation has reported an increase in complaints about firms falsely claiming ties to consumer watchdogs. These traders may be sharing personal data or re-branding themselves to deceive customers. Consumers are urged to research companies thoroughly before agreeing to any work and to seek out vetted traders. The removal of spray foam can be costly and problematic, with potential risks to property integrity and insurability. Trading Standards Scotland has stated it is not partnering with any spray foam removal companies. Property owners are advised to be cautious and seek advice from consumer advisers if needed.