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Fire damage services typically involve the process of restoring a property and its contents that have been damaged by fire. The restoration process may vary depending on the extent of the damage, but generally includes the following steps:
Assessment: A restoration professional will assess the extent of the fire damage and determine which items can be salvaged and which cannot.
Board-Up: If necessary, the restoration team will board up windows and doors to secure the property and prevent further damage.
Cleaning: The restoration team will clean and remove any soot, smoke, and debris from the property and its contents.
Water Removal: If the property has been damaged by water from firefighting efforts, the restoration team will remove any standing water and dry the property to prevent mold growth.
Structural Repairs: The restoration team will repair any structural damage caused by the fire.
Content Restoration: Salvageable items will be restored to their pre-damage condition. This may involve cleaning, drying, deodorizing, and/or repairing the items.
Odor Removal: The restoration team will use specialized equipment and techniques to remove any smoke and fire odor from the property and its contents.
Final Inspection: The restoration team will perform a final inspection to ensure that all items have been restored to their pre-damage condition and are safe for use.
It’s important to note that fire damage restoration can be a complex and emotional process. It’s recommended to hire a professional restoration company that specializes in fire damage restoration to ensure that the process is done correctly and efficiently.
