When the fire is out, restoration can begin.
Fire damage cleaning is a big job, and it must be done correctly to prevent further damage or health risks.
The fire damage restoration process consists of several steps.
These steps depend on the severity of the damage and what materials were affected.
Creating A Clean-Up Damage Plan:
Next, create a plan for cleaning and restoring any affected materials.
Rainier Restoration will inspect all surfaces in the affected area, taking note of any damaged carpets, furniture, or other items that must be removed from the building. Once these items are removed, they should be sent to a facility for proper disposal.
Removing Residue From Affected Surfaces
Any soot or other residues need to be removed from the affected surfaces. This can be done with a vacuum cleaner and special cleaning solutions designed to break down the residue and make it easier to clean. It’s essential to use protective gear during this process, as soot can cause health problems for those exposed.
Clean-up Is Done, Now What?
Once the area is properly cleaned, any remaining damage must be addressed.
This can include replacing drywall, repairing floors and walls, or restoring materials such as furniture. If water was used to extinguish the fire, it’s vital to ensure all affected surfaces are completely dry before continuing with repairs.
Inspecting Quality And Finishing Touch
Finally, the affected area must be inspected to ensure that all restoration and repair work has been completed correctly. This is also a good time for any smoke odor or other lingering issues to be addressed with special cleaning solutions and equipment.
Fire damage restoration can be a lengthy process, but it’s necessary to prevent further damage or health risks.
Dealing With Lingering Smoke Odor
After extensive fire damage cleanup, the smoke odor may still linger in the area.
In order to get rid of this smell, you’ll need to use strong purifiers and special cleaning solutions designed specifically for smoke odor removal.
Air scrubbers can pull the smoke out of the air, while deodorizing cleaners help break down any remaining odors.
These steps should help remove any lingering smoke odor and restore your home or business to a safe, livable condition.
Rainier Restoration has the experience and expertise to get the job done right, so you can rest easy knowing that your property is in good hands.
Preventing Future Fire Damage
Besides cleaning up after a fire, it’s essential to think about how to prevent future fire damage.
This may include upgrading your electrical system or installing smoke detectors throughout the building.
You should also consider changing the property’s layout to minimize potential risks
Identifying Potential Risks For Future Safety
Rainier Restoration can help you identify any potential risks and devise a plan to minimize the chance of further fire damage.
Contact Rainier Water & Fire Restoration today!
Contact us today for more information about our fire damage restoration services. We look forward to helping you get back on your feet after a devastating fire.
