FAQ > Fire Damage (8 entries)
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DO: Call for professional help as soon as possible. Corrosive byproducts can cause irreversible etching. If the temperature is above 60 degrees, ...
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While it is possible, it is not recommended. This is one of those instances where what you don’t know can hurt you. Restoration is a scientific discipline that is ...
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Lock and secure your property when not occupied to prevent looting. Keep in mind that alarms may malfunction if the electricity or telephone service has been interrupted. If windows or doors ...
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Cash Checkbooks Flammables Gasoline cans Medications Personal documents Pets Stamp/Coin ...
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We recommend that you make a list of items (including food items) that are determined to be non-restorable. It is best to have a copy for yourself as well as your ...
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No. however, you will have to be very careful when dealing with food. Throw food if it is burnt or if it has been exposed to heat, smoke or soot. In ...
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When recovering from fire damage, most of your items can be salvaged, disinfected, and cleaned. However, you will need to pay attention to some safety rules when trying to determine what ...
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This is ultimately your decision. You should consider all safety issues, odors, electricity, noise from equipment, etc. If you are vacating your premises for any length of time, consider the following: ...