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3 Key Components of the Fire Restoration Process

7/19/2022 (Permalink)

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Fire Restoration Process

When a fire rips through your home, the cleanup and repair process can seem daunting. However, there are three critical components that must take place to make the home safe again. Here is what to expect if your Monument, FL, home requires fire restoration. 

1. Removal of Soot and Smoke Damage
After a fire has blazed through your home, contact a local fire damage restoration company. These experts are best equipped to remove the harmful soot and smoke encased in the structure from the flames. They will use specialized cleaning techniques and products to lift residue out of walls and surfaces. Don't attempt to clean soot damage before help arrives, as the structure could be unsafe and improper smoke cleaning methods may cause more damage.  

2. Home Deodorization
A lingering smell of smoke and smolder is typically inevitable after a home fire. However, the stench can be lifted during the fire restoration process. Fire damage professionals can deodorize the home using a variety of trusted, science-backed methods that fully remove the smell rather than mask it. This step will often occur after smoke damage has been removed and while an overall deep cleaning of the home occurs. 

3. Repairing Home
You may think that issuing repairs to the home is the only part of the restoration process. However, it comes last after the house has been cleared of any smoke damage, deodorized and properly sanitized. During this step, experts will restore any part of the structure that was damaged in the fire. This process can vary depending on the size of the home and the extent of the damage. It can include anything from replacing drywall and carpets, to full reconstruction of parts of the house, such as the roof. 
Following a house fire, the process to restore the home includes expert cleaning of smoke and soot, removal of odors and structural repairs. 

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