We will board up broken windows and doors, tarp roofs, and install temporary fencing to prevent further damage and potential unauthorized entry.

Firefighting efforts can leave a home with significant amounts of water and chemical damage. If not addressed, toxic mold growth can occur. So the first step is to ensure the space is dried out.

Heavily burned and unsalvageable materials like compromised drywall, charred framing, and ruined flooring must be gutted. Treatments for lead and asbestos will be done before demolition takes place at this stage.

We will use dry sponges, HEPA vacuums, and chemical cleaning agents to wipe down surfaces to prevent corrosion or other forms of damage from soot.

All air ducts are vacuumed and sanitized to ensure there is no recirculation. Since smoke odors embed deep into porous materials, our technicians use thermal foggers, hydroxyl generators, or ozone treatments to permanently neutralize odor particles.

The final step, where we restore the home, aiming to make it better than before the loss. This is an extensive process that can involve drywall installation, plumbing, electrical rewiring, and installing new flooring.