Emergency Response & Board-Up
- Fast response is key to minimizing damage.
- Crews secure the property by boarding up broken windows and doors and placing tarps over damaged roofs to prevent further exposure.
Inspection & Damage Assessment
- A detailed inspection identifies the extent of fire, smoke, soot, and water damage (from firefighting efforts).
- A custom restoration plan is developed based on the severity of damage.
Smoke & Soot Removal
- Specialized equipment and techniques are used to clean soot from walls, ceilings, floors, and belongings.
- HVAC systems are also cleaned to prevent further spread of smoke residue.
Cleaning & Deodorizing
- Surfaces are cleaned and sanitized to remove smoke stains, odours, and harmful contaminants.
- Items may be packed out and restored off-site using ultrasonic or ozone treatments.
Structural Repairs & Restoration
- Damaged building materials are repaired or replaced—this can include drywall, flooring, framing, roofing, and paint.
- The goal is full restoration to pre-fire condition or better.
Final Walkthrough
- A final inspection ensures safety, cleanliness, and satisfaction.