Fire Damage Restoration
Fire damage can be overwhelming. That's why our services are designed to help you get back on track quickly. Our team of certified technicians understand the urgency of the situation and act fast to keep your property from potentially sustaining more damage such as water intrusion or mold. No matter the extent of the damage, we'll be there to restore your property to its original state.
Our Fire Damage Remediation Process.
By following the guidelines outlined in the IICRC S-500 Standard, professional restoration companies can effectively mitigate water damage and restore properties to pre-loss conditions in a safe and efficient manner.
Assessment and Planning
The first step is to assess the extent of the fire damage. This includes evaluating the affected areas, determining the type of fire (protein, synthetic, natural, or natural), and identifying the materials that were burned. A detailed plan should be developed outlining the remediation process, including safety precautions and necessary equipment.
Containment
To prevent further damage, containment measures should be implemented to isolate the affected areas. This may involve setting up barriers and using negative air pressure to prevent the spread of soot and smoke particles.
Removal of Debris
All debris, ashes, and charred materials should be carefully removed from the site. This includes damaged building materials, furniture, and personal belongings that cannot be salvaged.
Cleaning and Restoration
The next step is to clean and restore the affected surfaces and materials. This involves removing soot, smoke residues, and odors using specialized equipment and cleaning agents. Different cleaning techniques may be required based on the type of materials and the severity of the damage.
Structural Drying
Firefighting efforts can leave behind excess moisture, which can lead to mold growth and structural damage. Proper drying techniques should be used to remove moisture from the building materials and ensure that the structure is dry and safe.
Odor Removal
Smoke odors can linger long after the fire has been extinguished. Specialized equipment and techniques, such as thermal fogging or ozone treatment, may be used to effectively eliminate odors from the affected areas.
Restoration and Repair
Once the cleaning and remediation process is complete, restoration work can begin. This may involve replacing damaged building materials, repairing structural damage, and restoring the property to its pre-loss condition.
Documentation
Throughout the remediation process, detailed documentation should be kept, including photographs, moisture readings, cleaning records, and any other relevant information. This documentation can be valuable for insurance claims and future reference.
