We have decades of
experience in
the cleaning & restoration industry restoring properties back to normal
after a tragic event like a fire damage and most of our work comes from
referrals.
911 Flood offers a full
line of fire damage restoration services.
Our experience includes residential and industrial fire damage
restoration. We will help you to expedite your loss with your insurance
company so you can settle quickly.
Experiencing a fire of any sort in your home is disturbing enough, but
along with the stress of the fire itself is dealing with soot damage
because it rarely spares anything and one wrong move and you can stain the
items even more, rendering them no longer salvageable. To be able to
conduct soot restoration effectively, you should know the basic
characteristics of soot so you will know how to deal with the cleanup.
Soot can destroy your home in many ways, including embedding itself into
every possession you own, and it is important to remedy soot damage to
prevent staining and further issues that are difficult to resolve without
proper equipment and expertise. Therefore, you should hire a professional
restoration company to handle soot damage. Risks of doing soot restoration on your own Any type of soot can be ingrained deeper
into the surface if improperly handled, thus causing more damage and a
more expensive remediation process. Additionally, the restoration should
be done sooner then later because soot can damage everything it lands on
within hours, sparing nothing. Walls, furniture, items made of plastic,
marble, clothing, bedding etc. The time you will waste just trying to
figure out what type of soot you have to cleanup can already lead to
irreversible damage. Three different types of soot
Wet Soot:Caused by a blazing low fire which produces
a gluey and strong odor and can leave surfaces badly stained.
Dry Soot:
Caused by high temperature and fast burning fire. The soot left by fire
appears to be light dust and generally does not cause much staining. Protein Soot:This soot is the kind that you may
not see but can cause much damage just the same. It can tarnish the
varnish and paint of the surfaces it touches. It also emits a very strong
foul odor.
Hiring 911 Flood to
remedy soot damage There are several reasons to
hire a professional restoration company in the time following a house
fire. Smoke damage remediation is a component of the fire restoration that
all homeowners must do after a fire. Hiring a professional restoration
company to complete this task for you offers many benefits. It allows the
restoration contractors to address several issues simultaneously such as
water damage, fire damage and smoke and soot damage. Professional
restoration contractors also have the experience and training to remedy
soot damage wherever it occurs in your home. Hiring a professional is the
easiest and most worry free solution to any soot problem. Call Immediately For Service To Prevent
Further Damage
Quick action can save your
property even after fire damage. 911 Flood will help by protecting your
house and mitigating the damages. Fire destroys almost everything and can
leave your home uninhabitable, however fire damage does not always mean a
total loss. 911 Flood can restore your property completely and get you
back to life the way it was before the loss occurred. This is our
profession and passion
What should be done? 1.Check with the fire
department to make sure your home or building is safe to enter.
2.Check for any structural damage caused by the fire to insure safety on
the job site.
3.The fire department should see that utilities are either safe to use
or are disconnected before they leave the site. DO NOT attempt to
reconnect utilities yourself. We will check for you to insure safety on
the job site.
4.Our technicians will conduct an inventory of damaged property and
items. Do not throw away any damaged goods until after an inventory is
made, and when possible try to locate valuable documents and records
5.If you leave your home, contact the local police department to let
them know the site will be unoccupied.
6.Begin saving receipts for any money you spend related to fire damage
loss and repairs. The receipts may be needed later by the insurance
company and for verifying losses claimed on income tax.
7.Notify your mortgage company of the fire damage and repairs.
8.Check with an accountant or the Internal Revenue Service about special
benefits for people recovering from a fire damage loss.