Lingering Dangers Can Cause Damages | SERVPRO of East Greenville County
4/23/2020 (Permalink)
Ridding your home of its smoky odor is necessary after a fire. Our blog “Why Is Fire Restoration Important” explains how damaging soot and smoke odor can be. To dive deeper into the restoration process here are the steps professionals use remove odors:
- Remove the source of the odor, as possible, including unsalvageable debris that contributes to odor generation and re-contamination of cleaned and deodorized areas.
- Clean salvageable surfaces and items to physically remove odor-causing residue.
- Chase remaining odor with an odor counteractant. In the case of smoke, create a deodorizing fog or gas that seeks out and combines with odor-causing substances.
- Seal salvageable surfaces that are inaccessible or slightly scorched, not only for aesthetic purposes, but primarily to encapsulate odor and prevent progressive re-contamination.
Understanding the effects of a fire can help homeowners evaluate the damage to their home. By learning more about residue clean-up and deodorization after a fire, you can minimize the need for costly repair. Fire and smoke restoration experts can help you return your home and furnishings to a “preloss” condition. Our team of experts at SERVPRO of East Greenville are qualified to assist you with any residue clean-up and deodorization. Give us a call are 864.292.3495 today so we can help you!