Fire Damage Sunrise - Fire and Smoke Cleanup Sunrise

Fire & Smoke Damage Repair Sunrise, FL

The inevitable truth about fires is that no matter where they take place, no matter what caused them, they all leave signs of their being there. Lingering odors, staining, and smoke damage caused by burning or falling cinders are some of the reminders that a fire can leave behind. If that's not enough, fire extinguishing procedures often aggravate the problem by introducing extreme amounts of water or fire extinguishing solutions onto the sight.

Once the fire has been put out and the smoke has dispersed, it's time to call in a qualified professional such as Water Damage Sunrise for a thorough damage evaluation. If you are considering making an insurance claim, be sure to document all damage in writing and in photographs before starting any restoration.

Fire Damage Restoration Service Sunrise, Florida

•Water Damage Sunrise always use professional high grade fans and air movers to improve air circulation.
•Our Fire Damage Restoration licensed experts have years of experience in dealing with insurance companies. Don't forget to ask them for guidance and tips.
•In successful fire restoration getting air circulating throughout the premises is another important step. If weather permits, open windows. If it isn't possible, use fans for increased ventilation.
•Remove all traces of water, foam or other extinguishing formulas. Improper drying will without doubt lead to the growth of mold, mildew or fungus - all of which can cause serious illness.
•Truck mounted water extraction machines and high-powered dehumidifiers go a long way in removing excess moisture.

Restoring interiors after a fire requires more than elbow grease and a fresh coat of paint. Though paint covers up the signs of burning or smoke damage, it won't take long before the soot comes back to the surface, bringing with it the lingering smell of smoke.

We at Water Damage Sunrise have the knowledge and equipment to successfully restore your interiors, bringing them as close to their pre-fire condition as possible.