Fire & Smoke Damage Restoration

Restoring hope after disaster strikes.

The Aftermath

Soot Damage

Covers surfaces with dark, oily residue.

Structural Damage

Compromises integrity of building materials.

Water Damage

Results from firefighting efforts.

Our Approach

Assessment

Thorough inspection of damage extent.

Planning

Develop comprehensive restoration strategy.

Execution

Implement restoration plan with skilled technicians.

Final Inspection

Ensure all work meets quality standards.
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Emergency Response

24/7 Availability

Round-the-clock response to fire emergencies.

Rapid Deployment

Quick arrival to prevent further damage.

Initial Stabilization

Secure property and assess immediate risks.

Our Advantage

Soot Removal

Dry Cleaning

Vacuum and brush loose soot particles.

Chemical Sponges

Absorb stubborn soot from surfaces.

Wet Cleaning

Use specialized detergents for final cleaning.
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Odor Control

  • Air Scrubbing
  • Ozone Treatment
  • Thermal Fogging
Air Scrubbing

High-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filtration removes odor particles.

Ozone Treatment

Oxidizes odor molecules at their source.

Thermal Fogging

Penetrates materials to neutralize embedded odors.

Structural Repairs

Framing Reconstruction

Replace damaged support beams and studs.

Drywall Replacement

Install new walls and ceilings.

Flooring Restoration

Repair or replace damaged floor materials.

Roof Repair

Fix fire-damaged roofing components.

Water Damage Mitigation

Remove standing water with pumps.

Reduce moisture levels in air and materials.

Use air movers to accelerate evaporation.

Content Cleaning

Furniture

Specialized cleaning for upholstery and wood.

Textiles

Professional laundering of smoke-affected fabrics.

Electronics

Careful restoration of fire-damaged devices.

Documents

Specialized techniques for paper restoration.

HVAC Cleaning

Ductwork Inspection

Ductwork Inspection

Filter Replacement

Filter Replacement

Mechanical Cleaning

Mechanical Cleaning

Smoke Damage Assessment

Type

Characteristics
Cleaning Method

Dry Smoke

Powdery, thin layer
Dry sponge, vacuum

Wet Smoke

Sticky, smeary residue
Degreaser, wet cleaning

Protein Smoke

Invisible, pungent odor
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What we do

Personal Protective Equipment

Respiratory Protection
01

Respiratory Protection

Filters harmful particles and gases.
Hand Protection
02

Hand Protection

Guards against chemical and physical hazards.
Eye and Head Protection

Eye and Head Protection

Shields from debris and falling objects.

Chemical Treatments

Antimicrobial Agents

Prevent mold growth in damp areas.

Odor Counteractants

Neutralize smoke odors at molecular level.

Corrosion Inhibitors

Protect metal surfaces from further damage.

Electrical System Restoration

Inspection

Assess damage to wiring and components.
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Cleanup

Remove soot from electrical boxes and fixtures.
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Replacement

Install new wiring, outlets, and switches.
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Testing

Ensure all systems meet safety standards.
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Thermal Imaging

Hidden Damage Detection

Reveals heat signatures of concealed fire damage.

Moisture Mapping

Identifies areas of water infiltration.

Efficiency Assessment

Locates thermal anomalies in insulation.

Paint and Finish Restoration

Surface Preparation

Clean and prime affected areas.
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Stain Blocking

Apply specialized primers to prevent bleed-through.
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Color Matching

Recreate original paint colors accurately.
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Final Coat

Apply durable, odor-resistant finish.
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Furniture Restoration

Upholstery Cleaning

Deep clean fabrics to remove smoke odors.

Wood Refinishing

Strip, sand, and refinish damaged wood surfaces.

Metal Polishing

Remove tarnish and restore shine to metals.

Structural Repair

Fix or replace damaged furniture components.

Document Recovery

Freeze-Drying

Removes moisture without causing further damage.

Dehumidification

Gradually reduces moisture content of papers.

Digitization

Create digital copies of damaged documents.

Vacuum Freeze-Drying

Advanced technique for delicate materials.

Deodorization Techniques

Hydroxyl Generators

Vapor Modification

Sealants

Packout Services

Inventory

Document and catalog all items for removal.

Packing

Carefully wrap and box belongings.

Transport

Move items to secure off-site facility.

Storage

Climate-controlled environment for safekeeping.

Structural Drying

Use meters to locate and measure moisture levels.

Moisture Mapping

Strategic positioning of air movers and dehumidifiers.

Equipment Placement

Daily checks to ensure proper drying.

Progress Monitoring

Contamination Control

01

Containment Barriers

Isolate affected areas to prevent spread.
02

Negative Air Pressure

Control airflow to contain contaminants.
03

HEPA Filtration

Capture fine particles and spores.

Smoke Residue Types

Residue

Source
Appearance

Dry Smoke

Fast-burning fires
Powdery, non-smeary

Wet Smoke

Slow-burning, smoldering fires
Sticky, smeary

Protein Smoke

Kitchen fires
Virtually invisible, pungent odor

Fuel Oil Smoke

Furnace puff backs
Thick, black, oily

Electronics Restoration

Evaluate extent of smoke and heat damage.

Remove corrosive residues from components.

Eliminate moisture to prevent short circuits.

Verify functionality and safety of devices.

Textile Cleaning Methods

Wet Cleaning

Machine or hand washing with specialized detergents.

Dry Cleaning

Solvent-based cleaning for delicate fabrics.

Ultrasonic Cleaning

Uses sound waves to remove contaminants.

Ozone Treatment

Oxidizes odors in fabrics and textiles.

Mold Prevention

Moisture Control

Maintain indoor humidity below 60%.

Proper Ventilation

Ensure adequate air circulation in all areas.

Quick Response

Address water issues within 24-48 hours.

Regular Inspections

Check for signs of mold growth frequently.

Air Quality Testing

Particulate Matter

Measure concentration of airborne particles.

VOC Levels

Detect presence of volatile organic compounds.

Microbial Sampling

Identify mold spores and other microorganisms.

Insurance Coordination

01

Documentation

Compile detailed records of damage and restoration.
02

Estimate Preparation

Provide itemized cost breakdown for repairs.
03

Claim Submission

File comprehensive claim with insurance provider.
04

Adjuster Liaison

Communicate with insurance adjuster throughout process.

Post-Restoration Inspection

01

Visual Examination

Thoroughly inspect all restored areas.
02

Odor Assessment

Verify elimination of smoke odors.
03

Systems Testing

Check functionality of electrical and HVAC systems.
04

Documentation Review

Ensure all restoration work is properly documented.

Surface Wiping

Final Cleaning

HEPA Vacuuming

Air Scrubbing

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