Fire Damage Restoration

 The remaining structure and contents not directly damaged by the fire are typically coated with a fine black residue from the soot of the fire damage. The soot is usually swept through the air ducts of the structure by the air handling units. Mix that soot with the humidity that results from the effect of water on flames, and you have an acidic residue that will continue to cause further damage the longer it is allowed to remain.

With a fire, you typically have the compounded disaster restoration needs caused by fire, smoke, odor and water damage. Our professional staff, including our founder, who himself is a Certified Restorer and Certified Mechanical Hygienist, know how to effectively mitigate the loss.