Fire Restoration Will Make Your House Feel Like Home Again

When you suffer a personal or business loss due to fire, the period following is a stressful and challenging time. You'll be making many important decisions in a short amount of time, including how to get the fire restoration process started.

Even if only a part of your home is affected, what the fire didn't destroy, the fire hoses left drenched and covered with black soot and smoke. Virtually everything you own, including the roof over your head, and all of your assets can be affected in one way or another.

You are going to need a lot of help, and fast, so make sure you know who to call for fire restoration; Residential & Commercial Restoration. We understand you have suffered a significant loss, and are here to help you face the recovery process.

Our professionals can help you to complete the fire restoration process from beginning to end, starting with an initial consultation and assessment with our experienced restoration contractor.

Fire Restoration Process

When you need fire restoration, you can depend on our professionals for reliable service. Our restoration company will know just what to do to restore your home or commercial building so that you can occupy the building once again. Our team goes through a comprehensive process to clean and restore your property. We can restore your property to a pleasant, safe condition.

Every situation is different, but there are general steps involved in every restoration:

• Stabilize and make property safe to enter.
• Remove damaged materials, debris, and soot.
• Minimize further damage such as soot staining, mold, rust, corrosion, air quality.
• Extract excess water, dry, and dehumidify.
• Remove unsalvageable materials and belongings.
• Deep clean, deodorize, remove stains.
• Reconstruct the home or building.

Fire Restoration After These Common Causes

Electrical fires - Electrical issues that can cause house fires are ungrounded electrical systems, old knob-and-tube or aluminum wiring, old breaker panels, frayed wiring, animals chewing through wires, power surges, etc.

Lightning strikes - Lightning strikes can cause house fires if they hit the house, anything flammable at ground level, nearby utility poles, overhanging trees, etc.

Theft or vandalism - Criminal activities can cause house fires.

Occupants - Carelessness at home, such as falling to sleep with a lit cigarette, leaving something cooking on the stove, or a child playing with matches can cause house fires.

Explosions or appliances - Gas explosions, grease fires, bad appliances, etc., can cause house fires.