Having a house fire is traumatic experience. However, dealing with the aftermath can be stressful and overwhelming. Some questions that may run through your head are, “How did this happen?” “What do we do now?” “Can this damage be repaired?” “How much is this going to cost?” The blaze leaves your home with smoke damage to your walls, ceilings and furnishings. Depending on the damage and amount of soot left behind, cleaning may not be an option. However, if cleaning is an option, there are a few steps you will need to take.
Soot is a known carcinogen and should only be cleaned up by a professional wearing the proper protection. First, you will need to analyze the type of smoke damage. Some smoke types are stronger than others, therefore resulting in different treating options. Second, you need to determine which items in your home are treatable and which ones need to be replaced. Some items can be restored to pre-fire conditions, while others incur too much damage. Third, if treatable, you will need to use advanced fire & smoke damage restoration technology to clean, fumigate, and deodorize the affected areas. This technology removes anything left behind from the fire and eliminates any odors. You should be to preserve as much in your home as possible utilizing all of the above techniques and more.
At Bloomfield Construction, we take all the appropriate measures necessary to restore as much of your home as possible. We will work with your insurance company if you should decide to file a claim. We will provide a very detailed written estimate written in with industry standard software.
Contact Bloomfield Construction today for a quote on your smoke damage cleaning needs – we’re here for you and we work with all insurance carriers! Call NOW 248-333-3987.
