What is the Best Way to Achieve Fire Damage Restoration in Bloomingdale?

11/10/2021 (Permalink)

Fire damage cleanup and remediation needs to happen right after a fire in your home. Team SERVPRO is available 24/7 for your emergency call.

Fire and Smoke Damage Restoration is a Job for Professional Fire Restoration Technicians

Bloomingdale homeowners evaluating the aftermath of a fire need to assess their situation quickly and take prompt action. Hiring a trustworthy and reputable fire restoration company is an essential step in receiving a true assessment of the damage to your home and what it takes to restore it. Understanding what is salvageable and what is beyond repair is as important as the restoration steps you take, and only a certified fire restoration team can give you that information.

Your fire damage restoration needs in Bloomingdale are met by our competent crew at SERVPRO. We train with leading experts in the field to handle fire and smoke and any water damage left behind by firefighters. Sorting through debris and protecting unaffected areas are among our first actions, as we coordinate with the homeowner, insurance requirements, and any other contractors necessary. During our initial analysis, we take into account the following factors, which dictate our cleanup efforts-

• The temperature of the fire- hotter fires typically reach deeper within the surface and require more effort to clean.
• The surface being cleaned- porous surfaces absorb soot and smoke residue easily and may require removal from the home. Non-porous surfaces are typically easier to wipe down with specialty cleaning solutions.
• Nature of material leaving residue- manufactured items such as plastics typically leave a sticky residue which is harder to remove than residue left by natural materials like wood.

When you call SERVPRO of Central Bloomingdale, Fish Hawk at (813) 460-0204, you access a full team of experts ready to work for you. Place your trust in our capable hands and let us leave your home “Like it never even happened.”