Kitchen fires, appliance fires, electrical fires, smoke and soot damage. Once the fire has been put out, we’re here to help you through the next parts of the process. We’ll remove any burnt materials that can’t be saved, clean soot from salvageable surfaces, address remaining smoke odors, and dry water left from firefighting efforts.
After a fire, it can be difficult to know what can be saved or where cleanup should begin. We start by looking at the extent of the damage and explaining what needs attention.
Different materials respond differently to heat, smoke, and soot. Some can be cleaned and restored, while others need to be removed. We explain those decisions before the work begins.
Smoke odors can remain in materials even after visible soot has been cleaned away. Addressing them means finding and treating the affected materials, rather than simply covering up the smell.
We put together a plan for the cleanup and any repairs that follow, document the work, and keep you informed as the job progresses.
Once the property is cleared for entry, we assess fire, smoke, soot, and water damage to put together a plan for the work.
We remove belongings, debris, and damaged materials that can’t be saved, protecting surrounding areas and salvageable items and separating the work space where needed.
We clean salvageable surfaces, address smoke odors, and dry areas affected by firefighting water. The methods depend entirely on the materials and damage involved.
Once cleanup is complete, we coordinate the repairs needed to put your property back together and help you move forward.
Fire cleanup involves decisions about what can be saved, what needs removal, and what needs repair. We document our findings and the work performed so you and your adjuster have a clear record.
We document the fire, smoke, soot, and firefighting water damage we find, including affected areas beyond where the fire started.
Photos before, during, and after cleanup show the original conditions, what’s uncovered along the way, and the progress made.
We record the cleaning methods, odor treatments, and equipment used throughout the job, including drying where needed.
We document which materials were removed, why they couldn’t be saved, and the areas that will need repairs after cleanup.
Tell us how to reach you and we'll call you back to talk through what happened, and whether you actually need restoration.
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