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Fire & Water - Cleanup & Restoration

Destructive Power of Fire

11/3/2022 (Permalink)

Property Damage Caused by Fire

SERVPRO of Bridgewater understands how stressful it can be if your home or business has suffered from a fire loss. A building can catch fire due to a variety of factors causing a substantial amount of damage depending on the source and how quickly the situation is addressed. After the fire has been extinguished even if it was small, there can be a lot of work that needs to be done in order to restore your property. Smoke can still spread through a structure quickly and leave residue/soot within each effected area.

It is important to take action quickly even after the damage has been done. After the fire has run its course contacting a restoration company like SERVPRO is a great choice. Our team is faster to any size disaster, as soon as technicians arrive on site they will leap into action and begin the restoration process. We work hard to preserve original construction materials/components along with any contents that are salvageable whenever possible.

Our Fire Damage Restoration Process

Each fire damage is different and may require a unique solution. The fire damage restoration process can be applied to any type of structure, since it was made to be flexible so it can be applied to a majority of fire damage situations. There are seven steps that our technicians follow in order to restore your property.

Step 1: Emergency Contact

Step 2: Inspection and Fire Damage Assessment

Step 3: Immediate Board-Up and Roof-Tarp Service

Step 4: Water Removal and Drying (if water damage is present)

Step 5: Removal of Smoke and Soot from All Surfaces

Step 6: Cleaning and Sanitizing

Step 7: Restoration

SERVPRO of Bridgewater and its dedicated employees can get your damaged property back on track and it will be “like it never even happened.”

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