SERVICES / FIRE & SMOKE
The fire ends. The damage keeps going.
Soot is acidic, smoke is invasive, and the water that put the fire out is a second loss on top of the first. Fire recovery is sequencing: secure, assess, remove, clean, rebuild — in that order, on the record.
What you may be seeing
- Soot film on surfaces far from the fire
- Persistent smoke odour in soft goods and cavities
- Water damage from suppression
- HVAC spreading the smell when it runs
SERVICES / FIRE & SMOKE / SEQUENCE
How a fire & smoke restoration response runs.
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On Site
Board-up, structural safety check, and a room-by-room damage map.
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Mitigation Response
Water from suppression extracted; contents triaged and inventoried for cleaning or documented disposal.
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Structural Drying
Residue removal by surface type, air scrubbing, and odour treatment that reaches what smoke reached.
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Scope & Estimate
The documented loss becomes a rebuild scope your adjuster can work from.
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Reconstruction
Repairs back to pre-loss condition, attached to the same file.
Equipment this loss type draws
- AIR SCRUBBERS
- AIR MOVERS
- CONTAINMENT
- GENERATORS
Water is moving. So should we.
Call now — a human answers, a crew moves, and the record starts.