Fire Damage Cleanup

2/6/2020 (Permalink)

We all hope that we never have to experience a fire at our home or business, but in the unfortunate event that a fire does happen, do you know what do do? Do you know how fire and smoke damage can affect your Indianapolis property and your belongings? 

Fires are incredibly destructive on their own, and are often coupled with smoke damage and damage caused by firefighting efforts including broken windows and water damage. But this doesn’t mean that you are better off tearing everything down and starting over. SERVPRO of DeRidder, Leesville & Vinton can effectively return your home to preloss condition, but cleanup needs to begin as soon as possible to ensure the best results.

How Does a Fire Damage My Property?

When many people think of fires, they think of the physical damage caused by the heat and flames of the fire itself. In most cases, these things need to be replaced after a fire. But there are also several other things to consider including soot and smoke damage. Walls and ceilings are likely covered with soot and smoke damage, and smoke odors may have permeated throughout the house, being absorbed by various materials.

SERVPRO of DeRidder, Leesville & Vinton addresses all of these concerns. Different types of materials will react differently with the acidic soot and smoke buildup, so it’s important that fire damage cleanup begin quickly to prevent permanent damage to these items.

Should I Hire a Fire Damage Cleanup Professional?

In most cases, fire damage cleanup is a complex process and is best performed by a professional. There are some things homeowners can do themselves, but working with a fire damage cleanup professionals ensures that the fire damage is addressed quickly and that nothing is overlooked, leading to additional damage.

When the worst happens, call SERVPRO of DeRidder, Leesville & Vinton to handle fire damage cleanup from start to finish. Our qualified team of fire damage restoration professionals will work hard to clean and restore your property so you can move on with your life.